I can see when they're turned on and they're not turned on.
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The Antarctic, though, turned on him as fiercely as it had ever turned on them.
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I'm turned on by him being turned on, and excited by the subversive casualness of the sex.
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I'm on the corner of your bed,I'm thinking maybe,are you turned on,are you turned on?
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I couldn't get turned on by myself but needed a partner to be turned on visually, so I looked for porn.
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And he wonders why voters turned on Hillary, turned on establishment Republicans and elected a man who promised to drain the swamp.
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There was a study that showed that straight men are turned on by straight porn and gay men are turned on by gay porn.
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When Mao's successors turned on his Cultural Revolution, which had brought a decade of upheaval, persecution and purges, they also turned on Ms. Nie.
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If a body camera isn't turned on before use of force, it's supposed to be turned on as soon as it's safe to do so.
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There was a period in our universe's history before the stars turned on, or the galaxies turned on, when the universe was a pretty low-energy place, as Donald Trump might say.
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Then, just make sure Save Original Photos is turned on.
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Villanelle is very turned on by the whole bloody scene.
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When the cameras were turned on, they focused on him.
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Then he turned on his heel and left the room.
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Our daily routine has also been turned on its head.
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People can be turned on by just a few words.
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Dennis turned on the back door light and stepped out.
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Then the tables were turned on Sudeikis by the end.
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"The light is turned on inside her," said Mrs. Peluso.
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He made me feel sexy, turned on, and surprisingly comfortable.
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"I've never had my bat phone turned on," Jeb continued.
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When turned on, this function applies to the entire edition.
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The TV news turned on low warned of tainted Tylenol.
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With GPS turned on, your phone can't enter sleep mode.
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And Willie Bobo, I've just been turned on to him.
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I knew he didn't care that I wasn't turned on.
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Go deeper: The history of how Trump turned on Sessions
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At the same time the country turned on its axis.
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Everywhere you turned on Hollywood Boulevard was something from 1969.
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JFK turned on the charm as television transformed the office.
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Then the cameras turned on again, and then he changed.
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For instance, obstacle avoidance is not turned on by default.
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He turned on his heel and went out the back.
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However, it needs to be turned on with each conversation.
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Eric turned on Joe, and was gone the next week.
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Of course [insert culprit here] has read receipts turned on.
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George Osborne, Britain's chancellor, has belatedly turned on the charm.
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The squid should curl slightly when turned on the pan.
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She turned on the light and stole from her bed.
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But it can also be turned on by any user.
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The overhead lights aren't turned on until the sun sets.
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"I ran back and turned on the television," he said.
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Turned on the tap and splashed water on his face.
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The game turned on the next two plays from scrimmage.
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Something got turned on when I met Paco de Lucía.
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Myth: If you're turned on, you'll be able to climax.
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Previous plots turned on the annual truffle auction in Ste.
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I went into molly's room and turned on my webcam.
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I.O., turned on the charm — and opened his organization's wallet.
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Both of the channels mentioned above have ads turned on.
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Then, in an instant, the scientists turned on color vision.
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But recently, her animals seem to have turned on her.
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The engine is started, and the lights are turned on.
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I wasn't turned on, but I wasn't turned off either.
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D'Arnaud quickly turned on inside fastball by reliever Kyle Barraclough.
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You simply have to ensure Location Services are turned on.
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When we arrived in Orlando, we turned on the news.
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We don't really get it ... but we're kinda turned on.
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How do guys get erections if they aren't turned on?
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At one point, many fans turned on their phone lights.
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It's kind of like having your kitchen faucet turned on.
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A fan was turned on, and the gymnasium was cleared.
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She took a deep breath and turned on the sound.
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They had just turned on the gas in the kitchen.
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The medallion doesn't need to be charged or turned on.
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Holets turned on his body camera and approached the couple.
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Warren said the "ultimate irony" was Trump "turned on" Sessions.
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His poll numbers softened, and the media turned on him.
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And the tables may have been turned on some pterosaurs.
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Remember, he also turned on his old friend, Henry Percy.
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However, that model was turned on its head rather quickly.
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With the device turned on, he could not even float.
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The arrival of Quintillion's lines, which were turned on Dec.
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This year, the tables were turned on Mohammed bin Nayef.
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Which is to say: The cells' metabolism was turned on.
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Make sure that "Send Last Location" is also turned on.
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I turned on the gas and left all the windows open.
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I turned on the lights again, and got back to work.
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A light has been turned on that I can't turn off.
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Sarah – understandably, but incorrectly – thinks that Cirie has turned on her.
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Great battery life at 15 hours with noise cancelling turned on.
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She turned on the lights while on the phone with 911.
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It's a sensitive day, and your psychic powers are turned on.
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Political careers can and have turned on England's World Cup fortunes.
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Of course, some people get turned on by the low-brow.
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They wouldn't be turned on again for most of the flight.
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Also recently, Chasten got me turned on to rediscovering Dolly Parton.
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It only became visible when turned on, which was pretty impressive.
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That standard iPhone experience ends when the phone is turned on.
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It's not clear why the officers' body cameras weren't turned on.
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Someone in her house had turned on a violent TV show.
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In November, China turned on its 5G networks ahead of schedule.
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The trillion-dollar auto industry is being turned on its head.
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The water is turned on sporadically, so there are always queues.
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It's activated when it's submerged in water or turned on manually.
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I turned on the light and nothing was out of place.
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" The vibe with the light turned on is "My Eyes Hurt.
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This feels just like when Instagram turned on an algorithmic timeline.
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I put in the other one and turned on the music.
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But on January 17th their opinion was turned on its head.
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No comment on when it will be turned on for iOS.
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This picture was also shot with the Monochrome mode turned on.
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The group turned on itself over the course of the proceedings.
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His loyalists turned on the Houthis, setting their eyes on Hodeidah.
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He just got turned on reading about her back-breaking labor.
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I can easily get turned on by watching my wife yawn.
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RTX On indicates ray tracing has been turned on, when applicable.
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Incognito mode can already be turned on inside the YouTube app.
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If you don't already have Messenger notifications turned on, do it.
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And so, sure enough, the base's anger turned on them too.
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Anecdotally, many people report being extremely turned on by the smell.
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And it seems they are turned on by default in iOS.
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In villages across the densely populated country, neighbor turned on neighbor.
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The squad car camera was not turned on, the BCA said.
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People get turned on when they touch a robot's private parts.
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I turned on the news to see if there was coverage.
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No comment on when it will be turned on for iOS.
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In the Castile case, that teaching was turned on its head.
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Turned on the taps, watched the water creep up the ceramic.
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Throughout the ordeal, the four have never turned on one another.
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Fifteen minutes later, the machine was ready to be turned on.
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It's a lever that can be turned on or turned off.
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He's turned on the elites, and they can't deal with it!
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When turned on, these also make a cute, and useful, decoration.
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Some of his movies turned on mysteries of motive and perception.
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If you have monitoring turned on, Ring will also call 911.
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That, uh, hasn't happened -- and Giuliani has totally turned on Mueller.
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The broader-span 25G radios will be turned on next year.
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She turned on the radio to listen to the morning news.
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Naturally, tennis analysts have turned on the Women's Tennis Panic Light.
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Make sure you watch this one with the captions turned on.
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It just wasn't apparent to me until I turned on notifications.
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Davies was turned on to Dickinson's poetry a dozen years ago.
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"I'm not turned on by her soft, pillowy lips," DeVine said.
|
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Go deeper: The brief history of how Trump turned on Sessions.
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Facebook turned on its new political ad transparency regime on Thursday.
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Getting turned on again was a big step for me, sure.
|
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"When they turned on the lights, we were crying," Aparicio said.
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Or on a regular tripod with the timer function turned on.
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You should also ensure that roaming settings are turned on.1.
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That was turned on its head in 2011 — with little warning.
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A kitchen manager makes sure the gas is turned on medium.
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I stumbled to the mop sink and turned on the faucet.
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The water is turned on for five minutes, twice a day.
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" (Also doesn't seem right.) "Your Web & App Activity is turned on.
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Santiago dropped onto the sofa and turned on the local news.
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I cannot get turned on without thinking of these story lines.
|
|
Ms. Goode turned on the television and kept the volume low.
|
|
A century ago the question of belonging turned on Asian immigrants.
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When she turned on her black-and-white television -- American content.
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However, before the lights are turned on, it is very powerful.
|
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For Mr. Sitte, the world had been turned on its head.
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You're turned on When you're aroused, blood rushes to your vulva.
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Which is why I always have my read receipts turned on.
|
|
As women's groups and police officials turned on Mr. Vance, Gov.
|
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This might be turned on already, but it bears double-checking.
|
|
With Night mode turned on, the colors looked true to form.
|
|
I opened my laptop and turned on my Wi-Fi connection.
|
|
Investors turned on technology stocks, pulling $700 million from the sector.
|
|
He shut off the radio and turned on a few lights.
|
|
This was the year stand-up comedy turned on the audience.
|
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Have you hit any unforeseen snags with the filter turned on?
|
|
Investments in research cannot be turned on and off like spigots.
|
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In addition, your phone&aposs NFC feature should be turned on.
|
|
The slider bar will turn green when notifications are turned on.
|
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If all three are interacting sexually, women are more turned on.
|
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Was that a time when you turned on the live experience?
|
|
However, he gets really turned on knowing I get really excited.
|
|
"I am so fascinated and turned on by plants," she reveals.
|
|
I turned on the vibrations, then wedged it back in me.
|
|
For example, here's a speed test I did with my VPN turned off: Here's one I did with Freedome turned on: And here's one I did with Private Internet Access turned on: So, I'm getting speeds that are many times slower with my VPN turned on, which makes sense, because my connection is being routed somewhere else before it hits the open internet.
|
|
Once turned on, only they can start a conversation with their matches.
|
|
I could tell when the lights were being turned on and off.
|
|
Both are set to max brightness and True Tone is turned on.
|
|
The new "take a break" notifications have to be turned on manually.
|
|
"Tai has turned on every alliance that he's ever had," she said.
|
|
With USB Accessories switched off, USB Restricted Mode is turned on. Congratulations.
|
|
If you never turned on "Location History," you won't get an alert.
|
|
While the public may have turned on her, her fans fired back.
|
|
A killer hot tub turned on its side to mow down intruders.
|
|
It's hard to demonize something after you've been turned on by it.
|
|
All hell broke loose when the two allies turned on each other.
|
|
The whole city turned on him, and this man, he loved us.
|
|
But have I ever sat down on my couch, turned on E!
|
|
Specifically with this round, that functionality will get turned on in Africa.
|
|
That's when I got up, turned on the shower, and was crying.
|
|
They can't be turned on and off, or "dispatched," by grid operators.
|
|
"This liberation of speech has been turned on its head," they write.
|
|
CONVENTIONAL wisdom gets turned on its head quickly in the financial markets.
|
|
Last month, Tinder turned on "Swipe the Vote" for the U.S. elections.
|
|
They were faint, so I turned on every light in the house.
|
|
"Since 2015 this success has been turned on its head," he says.
|
|
The driver put her in the truck and turned on the heater.
|
|
Certainly. But, if its not turned on by default, it doesn't matter.
|
|
And best of all: you can have all of them turned on.
|
|
But the power was turned on so they couldn't get to him.
|
|
Of course, that's assuming voters have turned on their TV at all.
|
|
They seemed either disappointed in me or weirdly turned on by it.
|
|
Now that Gates has turned on Manafort, Manafort is returning the favor.
|
|
Despite all the help Donna had provided, Meehan eventually turned on her.
|
|
Listen to the track and feel turned on, or tired, or... both?
|
|
Even Ravenel's former ally Patricia Altschul seems to have turned on him.
|
|
Not turned on by eating fancy French cheese off your partner's body?
|
|
The gene has to actually get turned on and start making proteins.
|
|
Remember that time we all turned on Anne Hathaway for no reason?
|
|
Do they get turned on when you kiss their breasts or chest?
|
|
The populist constituencies that carried him to office eventually turned on him.
|
|
And no, he insists he did not have mobile notifications turned on.
|
|
"I thought someone turned on a fog machine," she remembers via email.
|
|
Once my laptop is turned on, my attention loads into a room.
|
|
Mercedes-Benz turned on its brights with its smart headlights, Digital Light.
|
|
On Sunday at Arrowhead Stadium, they had the tables turned on them.
|
|
Here's how: Open Settings>General>Accessibility Make sure "Reachability" is turned on.
|
|
It's usually pretty clear to them whether or not they're turned on.
|
|
I pointed my controller at it, clicked, and the lights turned on.
|
|
Average frames per second in Battlefield V with ray tracing turned on.
|
|
"I just turned on," an officer said, according to another body camera.
|
|
Lesbians don't like it and men just get turned on by it.
|
|
Mr Khamenei has seemingly turned on the government of President Hassan Rohani.
|
|
Some chat services have read receipts turned on permanently, like Facebook Messenger.
|
|
In 1997, another 33 million turned on their TVs for Diana's funeral.
|
|
Clinton turned on Friday to some celebrities to give her a boost.
|
|
I know a lot of people turned on it the other day.
|
|
Opposition politicians on the centre-right have turned on the government too.
|
|
I know some people who have read receipts turned on for work.
|
|
I turned on the TV, put on Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee.
|
|
The tide, it was clear, could not be turned on this result.
|
|
Too often they are turned on victims, rather than on their assailants.
|
|
No one had heard from him when they turned on the news.
|
|
Dilma Rousseff, Macedo turned on the Workers' Party again, this time for
|
|
In a moment of collective insanity, Kenyan society had turned on itself.
|
|
Well, it does, but you have to make sure it's turned on.
|
|
But then one day five years ago he turned on the television.
|
|
Often people are turned on by soft touch in seldom-touched areas.
|
|
As he describes how he would kill her, Sharon gets turned on.
|
|
She said that she experiences dacryphilia and gets turned on by tears.
|
|
I feel way more turned on to the energy of the moment.
|
|
She turned on her cell phone camera and began documenting her disbelief.
|
|
Basically sometimes girls are turned on by the fact that we're twins.
|
|
This room has only the rhythm of flesh turned on too soon.
|
|
In 2008, fearing arrest in Chicago, the brothers turned on Mr. Guzmán.
|
|
But now this liberation of speech has been turned on its head.
|
|
He had his cellphone in his pocket and turned on its recorder.
|
|
The biggest problem came when someone accidentally turned on the sprinkler system.
|
|
He turned on the stove and now the water is boiling over.
|
|
Almost overnight, the way Americans get their healthcare turned on its head.
|
|
And he turned on the light and, suddenly, there was a fire.
|
|
Then the campaign started — and every prediction was turned on its head.
|
|
Safari's "don't track me" features are turned on as the factory setting.
|
|
It's almost as if Trump turned on some sort of autopilot function.
|
|
Just as I was about to speak, he turned on the blender.
|
|
Neither Officer Noor nor his partner had turned on their body cameras.
|
|
She turned on the news, and what she saw was gut-wrenching.
|
|
But in recent years, customers have turned on the sugary blended beverages.
|
|
Millions suffer because backs were -- and still are -- turned on political solutions.
|
|
Over time, the gang turned on Mr. Ayala, threatening the whole family.
|
|
It has been turned on for both natural disasters and terrorist attacks.
|
|
"I turned on the dial to listen to him," Ms. Martínez said.
|
|
He drove to the witness's house and turned on an audio recorder.
|
|
You turned on me, just like I knew you were going to.
|
|
Sensation swept through her body as soon as it was turned on.
|
|
And then I think, again, people kind of turned on that model.
|
|
And in 2009, he even turned on the Bath city Christmas lights.
|
|
The Star Tribune reported that dashcam video was turned on in the officers' squad car, which might have engaged Axon Signal and turned on other cameras within a 30-foot radius, depending on how the Signal Unit was configured.
|
|
"Tumblr turned on [Dylan] after the hot tub incident," Kyle told BuzzFeed News.
|
|
When she turned on the lights in the apartment, she realized her mistake.
|
|
Daniels quickly turned on the lights, prompting the intruder to flee the property.
|
|
So I followed Siri's instructions and turned on location services on the macOS.
|
|
Today, Pornhub turned on HTTPS by default across the entirety of the site.
|
|
You're not afraid of change, Sagittarius—in fact, you're turned on by it.
|
|
"They need relationships to feel comfortable and to feel turned on," Stellas explains.
|
|
First, you'll need to make sure your phone's Location Services is turned on.
|
|
The steering wheel turned on its own, as if possessed by a ghost.
|
|
The truth is, a lot of reps don't have it turned on, either.
|
|
When she turned on the car, a familiar voice played on the radio.
|
|
And I think that a little bit of this turned on its head.
|
|
Instead, Higgins did what Bachelor contestants do best: He turned on his charm.
|
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Readers got turned on by kink, so now they know what that's like.
|
|
This is especially true when you're indoors and the heat is turned on.
|
|
The previous election in 2012 turned on austerity policies and a deep recession.
|
|
Facebook hasn't officially turned on the monetization spigot for Messenger or WhatsApp yet.
|
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According to the indictment, once Ray gained their trust, he turned on them.
|
|
Why some people are turned on by urine isn't something that's fully understood.
|
|
If anyone operating there turned on Fox News, they would hear similar sentiments.
|
|
"The reason [the OnHub chips] haven't been turned on is coexistence," says Weaver.
|
|
While you're there, leave the Discover setting on your Tinder app turned on.
|
|
But there is something underneath the attack dog mentality Trump turned on Vindman.
|
|
In 2016, the world turned on 75,000 votes in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Michigan.
|
|
Angelo dimmed the lights and turned on a CD of ocean sound effects.
|
|
He said they turned on the dryer with him inside three separate times.
|
|
It&aposs activated when it&aposs submerged in water or turned on manually.
|
|
Yet this was ultimately because Congress, belatedly but resoundingly, had turned on him.
|
|
Prince Harry turned on the royal charm during his visit to Denmark Wednesday.
|
|
They just got inside, turned on the TV. They were like, 'what happened?
|
|
I was turned on, so I didn't understand why my body wasn't responding.
|
|
When I turned on the "Chrome" filter, however, the results were much prettier.
|
|
I have Adblock turned on, so it doesn't even show up for me.
|
|
For help with these challenges, the administration turned on Friday to Silicon Valley.
|
|
" "It was like the light switch being turned on in a dark house.
|
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But if he turned on me, he knows I've got a big mouth.
|
|
"They all turned on me, as teenagers will do," she told Reuters Television.
|
|
Once turned on and booted up, the HoloLens maps the room you're in.
|
|
The squad car's lights were off and its camera was not turned on.
|
|
As though the lights had been turned on and I'd been caught naked.
|
|
Last Saturday morning, Cadet turned on the radio and learned of Castro's death.
|
|
It doesn't seem like the prime situation in which to feel turned on.
|
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When backup arrived, Harrison turned on his flashing lights to make the stop.
|
|
You know how nuts you seem when you're overly excited and turned on.
|
|
Weed, which was at one point my best friend, also turned on me.
|
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I turned on our bedroom fan and repositioned it on top of me.
|
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Only 103 of my 1,120 friends in San Francisco have it turned on.
|
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That's an assumption that needs to be turned on its head, she says.
|
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Softness and femme energy can be turned on their heads to demonstrate refusal.
|
|
When Phoebe turned on the machine, she heard a trilling sound like bells.
|
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I turned on the radio, in case my post-Wrangler Bar attention wavered.
|
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But they aren't turned on yet, still wrapped up somewhere in red tape.
|
|
Scarborough explained on Thursday that Trump turned on him because of his insecurity.
|
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The power of the crowd can be turned on like a light switch.
|
|
So taken by her energy, I turned on my camera to record her.
|
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The truck was turned on its side and shrouded by trees and dirt.
|
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I turned on the radio, and thought about asking him to turn around.
|
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It'll be like you just turned on your Mac for the first time.
|
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"Everyone else who has turned on him ended up dead," she pointed out.
|
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Windows 10 also includes ClearType support, which is usually turned on by default.
|
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Social progress is not a switch that can be turned on or off.
|
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Two policemen sustained injuries when the mob turned on the officers, said Ramkumar.
|
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More than likely, you will see that the feature is turned on. Yup.
|
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Not content with big fish, the bankruptcy trustee turned on Lyondell's old shareholders.
|
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If you're into binge-watching, you'll probably want to keep that turned on.
|
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The car turned on Twenty-third Street and then continued south on Seventh.
|
|
The game turned on a series of bizarre late decisions by both teams.
|
|
Fast forward to this year, and history has been turned on its head.
|
|
Even without Night Sight turned on, I prefer the Pixel 23's shot.
|
|
So the manager turned on the light, and suddenly the desk chair moved.
|
|
Many years later, Mailer was asked why he had turned on his friend.
|
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I wouldn't say I was turned on at this point, definitely still nervous.
|
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So I sat down in the living room and turned on the television.
|
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Other congressmen have turned on Lipinski too, even one representing a neighboring district.
|
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"I'm so turned on and then… and then I killed him," Phoebe notes.
|
|
Never remove or replace the SIM card when the phone is turned on.
|
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The packed crowd of die-hard fans turned on her, hissing and booing.
|
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If the Leafs went two or three rounds, you'd have turned on him.
|
|
The court's decision turned on the scope of a 1986 decision, Batson v.
|
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He is later raped by his uncle and gets turned on to LSD.
|
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They employed racial stereotypes, she said, then turned on her when she protested.
|
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The single television, in the patio, is turned on only after 6 p.m.
|
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I plugged in the Anova Pro and the touch screen immediately turned on.
|
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Editorial The Republican Legislature and much of Kansas has finally turned on Gov.
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For Weckert's experiment, all 99 smartphones were turned on with Google Maps running.
|
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A security camera in the gallery was not turned on at the time.
|
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It's similar to the steps any computer might make when first turned on.
|
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"What did they expect?" bleated Truman when the social world turned on him.
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It came a day after their thrilling showdown turned on an umpiring error.
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For the record, getting turned on in this manner can be pretty confusing.
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When he turned on his AT&T phone, the device had no signal.
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And I turned on the radio, and on came George Michael's new song.
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The case turned on Mr Thanathorn's ownership of shares in v-Luck Media.
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Make sure iMessage is turned on by swiping the button to the right.
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The Hill's Niv Elis explains why the GOP has turned on the CBO.
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When those machines were turned on, all would (in theory) enjoy the spoils.
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She also set up the entertainment system and turned on the boarding music.
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Make sure Cellular Data is turned on (the slider icon will be green).
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On the morning of August 23, 1971, the assassins turned on their commanders.
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"I just turned on Google Adwords and sold my first product," he said.
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I turned on the television as soon as I got to my apartment.
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My brother turned on his flashers and popped the trunk of his car.
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I turned on all the parental controls on my phone — and found bliss.
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Both have turned on that mode at some point in the NCAA tournament.
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Trump has denied these accusations and turned on the women who made them.
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But when Costa became aware of the reaction, he turned on the game.
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And you know, let's assume that Bluetooth is turned on on your iPhone.
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"We found that there was about a 14.5% reduction in any opiate use when dispensaries were turned on -- and that was statistically significant -- and about a 20173% reduction in any opiate use when home cultivation only was turned on," Bradford said.
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When the lightsaber is turned on, it glows the color of their chosen crystal.
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"Feh!" she exclaimed and turned on an episode of 700 club from her DVR.
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I had so many close friends, overnight a lot of them turned on me.
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The preview is an opt-in feature that can be turned on in settings.
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After I installed the app and turned on Bluetooth, it instantly discovered the cooker.
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MURDOCH: I&aposm so happy right now seeing the weirdness gets turned on you.
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When Nina Cristinacce was diagnosed with cancer, her life was turned on its head.
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Do something to get turned on, and then see if you're in the mood.
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"We don't have to talk about it anymore," I said, and turned on Cinderella.
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Each hour, the phone's screen is briefly turned on to show it's still running.
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In another surprising moment, a discussion of guns in schools turned on grizzly bears.
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They saw me filming and turned on my attacking me and smashing my camera.
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Neither of the officers' body cameras were turned on until after Damond was killed.
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The offspring got too uppity, so their fathers, and another gang, turned on them.
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So then when you felt like she turned on you, did you feel betrayed?
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Getting hard nipples is definitely one of the weirder parts of being turned on.
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In fact, he says, he's never even turned on the oven in his condo.
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But they're excited, maybe a little bit turned on or titillated by the idea.
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Then I turned on the radio and Simon and Garfunkel's "Homeward Bound" was playing.
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And just like a gecko, the grip can easily be turned on and off.
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I closed all the curtains in my apartment and turned on every single light.
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"No touching the vagina until you are really really really turned on," says Holloway.
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Here's some of our first dialogue: Meccanoid (after being turned on): At your service.
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The worm has turned on toxic philanthropy, and many want to call trustees out.
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For a while there, it seemed like the television gods had turned on us.
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The phone can display two apps at once even when turned on its side.
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For example, the wildly popular "Pokemon Go" only works if location is turned on.
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But what if creativity could be turned on with a flick of a switch?
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Some privacy features, such as location services, can only be turned on or off.
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This time, they'll take it from the top, with the cameras turned on Langella.
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Out of the gate, however, all topics are turned on by default, Critchlow said.
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But the real show of family force came as the crowd turned on Cruz.
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When turned on, videos won't autoplay and photos will load at a lower resolution.
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After a doctor turned on the implant, Duresseau was finally able to hear again.
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It can be turned on and driven using a virtual key on a smartphone.
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Dozens were killed by security forces before the army itself turned on Mr Bashir.
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"Just tell me one thing — were you a little turned on?" she asked him.
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The alarm system, which includes video surveillance, had not been turned on, police said.
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"I turned on my camera, and I was lucky to catch what we saw."
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Just hit LAX, turned on my phone and I'm swamped with notifications and comments.
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VICE: Are you turned on by different things compared to people who can see?
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We talked about it, and conversations with Tom always get turned on their head.
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European Union countries have turned on both refugees and the volunteers who helped them.
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Now those weapons are being turned on Islamic State in the battle for Mosul.
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Like a lot of things, those premises got turned on their heads in 2016.
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Each one can be turned on or off on a frame by frame basis.
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"It was as though a big bright light turned on for me," Marco recalls.
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"I believe they turned on the camera after that happened," she said by phone.
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" During the news conference, Trump also turned on reporter Yamiche Alcindor of PBS' "NewsHour.
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Ambitious capital projects cannot be turned on and off to fine-tune the economy.
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As I approached, I turned on my team voice chat, but heard nothing back.
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Imagine if your lights just knew your schedule, and turned on and off automatically.
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But this trope is one that Peele turned on its head in Get Out.
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They're wicked fast to focus, shoot and save (even with HDR+ processing turned on).
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I'd barely turned on the water before she handed the phone back to me.
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Knife in one hand, he took out his cellphone and turned on its light.
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Hired by Jefferson to write anti-Federalists pamphlets, Callender turned on Jefferson as President.
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"This test turned on an ad blocker, which is off by default," says Pflug.
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These can be built quickly, run cheaply and turned on or off as required.
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Something that is turned on its head, it's very difficult for people to dismiss.
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Also, StingRays, TriggerFish, and the like only work when a phone is turned on.
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It doesn't help that Tracey tends to have bad nosebleeds whenever she's turned on.
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And he's turned on America's friends abroad, launching trade wars with Europe and Canada.
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The TV was shut off, the music was turned on and the mood lifted.
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My 5-year-old stepdaughter waited for my signal, then turned on the water.
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The judge's decision to grant Mr. Syed a new trial turned on that issue.
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Even so, he said it could be disastrous if they turned on the refugees.
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Clinton turned on the agreement she had praised as the "gold standard" during negotiations.
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The lower a female monkey's rank, the more inflammation-related genes were turned on.
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But the reason I couldn't look away was not just about being turned on.
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It'll look like this when it's turned on: That's all you need to do.
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Newburger turned on the video recorder of his phone and walked into the bank.
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I was turned on to it when a good friend showed me the image.
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Or leaving GPS locations upon switched upon "turned on" the mobile phone (sic). 3.
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Now he's able to walk around half a mile with the implant turned on.
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Only one firm has the reject setting turned on, according to the GCA audit.
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We combed through the research to figure out the science behind getting turned on.
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With his other hand, the priest reached across and turned on the bedside light.
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Well, women can get very turned on by an erection and satisfactory sexual intercourse.
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So when this following turned on him, it did so with the same passion.
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Truffle first realized that she was turned on by crying in the fourth grade.
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The blue lights turned on, blinking faster than usual again, at least it seemed.
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When they last won, in 20163, several of their postseason victories turned on homers.
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Fast forward to mid-December and the narrative has been turned on its head.
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If the feature is turned on, the switch will turn from gray to blue.
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Negotiate the price beforehand or make sure the driver has the meter turned on.
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And here's the same image from the game, but with ray tracing turned on:
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When Sylvere finds out about them, he's mostly confused — and a little turned on.
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" The debate has always turned on a counterfactual: "If not this deal, then what?
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And when we were done with the Brits, we turned on the Native Americans.
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In a surprising twist, Biden turned on Booker by challenging his record in Newark.
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In September 1940, the general turned on King Carol and forced him to abdicate.
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Ultimately, they turned on my son, taunting him, leaving him out of their games.
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It was as if a light had been turned on in a dark room.
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The Supreme Court's decision turned on its interpretation of the National Voter Registration Act.
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I immediately turned on myself — criticized and blamed myself for being weird and unapproachable.
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All eyes turned on Friday to Michael Gove, a hard-line Brexiteer in Mrs.
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Her plan was to make it look as if Marty had turned on Navarro.
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To share with AirDrop, make sure your relative nearby has AirDrop receiving turned on.
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Rather than rallying to face that veritable war machine, Republicans turned on each other.
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You also might be really turned on and think yourself there without realizing it!
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But Scaramucci isn't the only former Trump supporter who has turned on the President.
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Quintana used the database to find where genes for oxytocin receptors are turned on.
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All of a sudden, one of the washing machines turned on and started whirring.
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Tap on the language you wish to use and subtitles will be turned on.
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Contempt could quickly change to a rage that might be turned on Vietnamese civilians.
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The fans have turned on both teams, with loud whistles filling the stadium now.
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At 11:30 in the basement, the lights turned on and no one flinched.
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Njoku turned on one of the Samsung Galaxy phones they use for the hotline.
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But how is that switch turned on when the body is deprived of oxygen?
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Picabia's set incorporated banks of lights that, when fully turned on, blinded the audience.
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" Myers says that you should "make sure your smartphone weather notifications are turned on.
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If crude hits $55, many of those wells will be turned on for production.
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"We had turned on the water as one of their demands," Mr. Coupe said.
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Tap the switch by the words "Update Software Automatically" so it&aposs turned on.
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She was ice that generated heat; she turned on the Prodigal without changing gear.
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When the sound system is turned on, nothing outside the club's walls is audible.
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Even with supersampling turned on, the game just runs better on the new system.
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What if what you believe to be true is suddenly turned on its head?
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So among a group of laptops, it could say "the grey laptop that is turned on," or if several are on, it could add "the grey laptop that is turned on and showing a woman in a blue dress," or the like.
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Gita's luggage compartment is a squat, drumlike cylinder that has been turned on its side.
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When I turned on the television and learned Mary had gone, it was a shock.
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Despite the SUV getting turned on its side, no one was injured in the crash.
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Expect to be very turned-on today, especially about money, your career, or your reputation.
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"She was a little girl who idolized him, and he turned on her," she says.
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Halfway through yesterday afternoon, I turned on the out-of-office responder on my email.
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That's when War Machine turned on Mack and terrorized her for two hours, she says.
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I can say I'm truly sorry that the wrong monitor was turned on that day.
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But what Higgins didn't expect was having the tables turned on him during the interview.
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I turned on the gas heater we had in the bedroom – and didn't light it.
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Then Trump surprisingly turned on the Republicans, accusing them of being intimidated by the NRA.
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Further details indicate that body cameras were not turned on until after Damond was shot.
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Exhausted, he checked into his hotel room and turned on the TV, hoping to relax.
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"It turned on and then off, and it released a strong smell," the report read.
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Cydney and Tai have both turned on alliances to get themselves further in the game.
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When the cops approached, Holt took out her phone and again turned on Facebook Live.
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However, viewers got a major case of whiplash when everything turned on everyone's favorite villain.
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However, he had to wait a little while before the device could be turned on.
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To this day, this group is the only Facebook push notification I leave turned on.
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"Guyger turned on the interior lights while on the phone with 911," the affidavit states.
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In 2009, Limbaugh turned on Republicans who had voted for a new carbon capping system.
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She fell after she turned on the blue fire, got back up, and looked around.
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Unlike coal and nuclear power, wind and solar can't be turned turned on or off.
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After a nearly six-month rest, the fountain has been turned on for the season.
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She knew that if voters detected too much populism, they would have turned on her.
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"Put on a wig and see if [you're] turned on by another man," she joked.
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So, PSA: if you already have 2FA turned on for Amazon, you should be okay.
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When she turned on the lights in the apartment, she realized her mistake, CNN reported.
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My dad came downstairs, turned on the TV, and we learned that Diana had died.
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Don't worry, you weren't alone, even if you were equal parts turned on and repulsed.
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I was in child protection [services], so I believe my CPS personality just turned on.
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There's no indication they were backdated, but most have the custom audience setting turned on.
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If you want to laugh and be turned on, read:Men in Kilts by Katie MacAlister
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It's either voice activated or turned on with a long hold of the home button.
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"People kind of turned on him," said Kofinis, who previously worked for a Democrat, Sen.
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The officers' body cameras and squad car camera were not turned on during the shooting.
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The sheriff's helicopter flying overhead turned on its FLIR system, or forward looking infrared radiometer.
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That's where I was when I turned on the TV to watch Dennis Miller's show.
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Not all the best content creators turned on the feature so they could be followed.
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Nuku I was particularly moved by how quickly and unequivocally the tribe turned on Varner.
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It starts in media res, almost as if the camera was turned on mid-argument.
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For this mode, respawns are turned on, but only during certain portions of the match.
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Styled with sneakers and jeans, the most party-ready fabric was turned on its head.
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A high pressure system stretching from coast-to-coast is keeping the heat turned on.
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All motion recording is immediate, and motion playback can be instantly turned on or off.
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Even when she turned on Bekah M., Tia let Bekah M. know what had happened.
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I turned on twinkly lights and ethereal gong music and passed an elephant-shaped pipe.
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It also says that it can be turned on and off in the app's settings.
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Sure enough, the actor turned on the TV and found his mom giving a tour.
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He wanted to get his retaliation in before the imaginary insurgents turned on his soldiers.
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When mass protests broke out in 2011, some of Saleh's former allies turned on him.
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Simply dressing up and getting started can make you feel more turned on and relaxed.
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I don't write erotic fiction to get turned on, although sometimes it can be arousing.
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I turned on Flint's homegrown Bootleg of the Dayton Family and the bassline surprised me.
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If they turned on your laptop and read an email, that would be a search.
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If your workspace owner has the feature turned on, they will have access to a .
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First and foremost, our ability to predict elections has officially been turned on its face.
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Once the unit is turned on, it takes 5 minutes for the animal to hatch.
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Everything we've learned to believe about equity is going to be turned on its head.
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He rolled down the window, turned on the radio, and carefully made his way home.
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"We have a policy that says that they should've turned on those cameras," Gross said.
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The fourth time he invoked Obama, though, the audience turned on him, booing the answer.
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It can be turned on and off in Control Center if you add the button.
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This is also off by default, but can be turned on in the app's settings.
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They finally turned on him decisively after he sacked Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa last week.
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Sometimes, just making sure things are plugged in or turned on can save you hundreds.
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China turned on its 63G networks earlier this month ahead of an initial 2020 schedule.
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Humphrey isn't turned on by the community side of Peloton quite like her co-riders.
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But in recent years, increasingly health-conscious customers have turned on the sugary blended beverages.
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Fitbit advertises up to four days on a single charge with the GPS turned on.
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With the project on indefinite delay and looking increasingly unlikely, the investors turned on Marin.
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Once they entered the compound and began snapping pictures, an angry mob turned on them.
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Mpofu is one of the many former Mugabe allies who have turned on the President.
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They spent nights by candlelight, and sometimes turned on the faucet to find it dry.
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Frustrated and unable to find relief, she turned on some music and started to dance.
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Over the last four decades, the mix of outlays has been turned on its head.
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She enters just as the alarm goes up, and finds guns turned on her. Yikes.
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The anti-establishment anger that Republicans had courted had now finally turned on its leaders.
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The ambient audio immediately disappeared when I turned on noise canceling, leaving only great sound.
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I quickly turned on my side away from the door and pulled up the covers.
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Afterward, they cleared the table, turned on bachata music and danced in the living room.
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But just as the tribal mentality has been turned on, it can be turned off.
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Now President Morales has turned on Cicig, ordering its expulsion and unilaterally terminating its mission.
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When turned on, the gliders slide from side to side, bringing your bed with it.
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Both officers had body cameras, but they weren't turned on when one cop opened fire.
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After the month of silent reporting, the alert function for the driver was turned on.
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When the phone rang at their home that morning, her mother turned on the news.
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Manuel Noriega was a U.S. toady before the George H.W. Bush's administration turned on him.
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Manuel Noriega was a U.S. toady before the George H.W. Bush's administration turned on him.
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The app even gives you reminders when your garage door and appliances are turned on.
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Gregory said the case turned on the NICS examiner's alleged negligence in disregarding mandatory procedures.
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You explore the room, activating strange targets (they turn into animated glyphs once turned on).
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It's an evolutionary survival instinct that has turned on those it was meant to protect.
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These tags in turn influence whether a gene will be turned on in an organism.
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Two hours later, Xander turned on his cellphone and talked on FaceTime with his family.
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The dynamic echoes that of Michael Cohen, another zealous Trump ally who turned on him.
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Cohen, like Parnas, turned on Trump in public interviews at a moment of maximum damage.
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Ms. Yellen's hope for the future turned on greater activism from politicians to fight recessions.
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The loudest disagreements, though, have to do with when cameras are turned on or off.
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This setting can be turned on in the "Privacy and Security" section of your account.
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"They're more turned on by (images of) a man's eyes or his butt," she said.
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But what turns those genes on and off, and keeps them turned on or off?
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Flores turned on the pitch and rifled a line drive into the left-field seats.
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Your phone needs to be turned on to send any signals that could be tracked.
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Mr. Maduro finds himself increasingly isolated diplomatically as traditional regional allies have turned on him.
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The trailer had a smart TV in each of its two rooms, both turned on.
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But this week, Mr. Brownback's deeply conservative state turned on him and his austere approach.
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I turned on the television, and there was smoke coming from one of the buildings.
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The anti-banker culture of Washington has been turned on its head in an instant.
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This makes sure the disposal, with its sharp blades, doesn't get turned on by mistake.
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And the conventional wisdom that women would "always" support each other turned on its head.
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I have two-factor authentication turned on for all of my accounts — email, iCloud, etc.
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The feature has been turned on by default for most creators since earlier this year.
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Elon Musk wins his defamation trial, which may have turned on what "pedo guy" means.
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Make sure that "Translate pages" is turned on by swiping the button to the right.
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It was little surprise when they eventually turned on the Republic for Palpatine's eventual Empire.
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Make sure your desired alarm is turned on by sliding its button to the right.
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Then she turned on her boss: You went to Harvard, and hold two graduate degrees.
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The lawsuit turned on Trump's decision not to sell his business holdings before the inauguration.
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"I turned on the television and I saw that the government had him," she said.
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While I waited for my turn, I turned on the strobe lights and settled back.
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Brexit-supporting newspapers turned on Mr. Bercow, who they suspect of harboring anti-Brexit sentiments.
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Then the stem cells get turned on, and we see the body starts regenerating itself.
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Epigenetics influences which genes in an individual's genome may be turned on or turned off.
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When jail doctors on Long Island denied her hormone therapy, her body turned on her.
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"It was like someone had turned on a burner from a range," Mr. Sezzi said.
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Al Franken apparently groping her while she was asleep, Democrats have finally turned on him.
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I can remember, when I was about five, feeling... knowing how to feel turned on.
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Yeah, I've never really been someone who gets turned on purely because of the camera.
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"If a couple is interested in doing spanking, and the spanker really gets turned on by creating pain, but the spankee doesn't get turned on by receiving pain, then we have a problem, and this should be figured out before any spanking [begins]," Devlin says.
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Once a developer has turned on "developer mode" in the Windows 10 settings menu and turned on support for Linux, developers will be able to go into the Windows Store and install support for any of the three supported Linux systems with just a click.
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We're told this was a freak event where burglars were able to get in and out undetected, because the house has a state-of-the-art security system which can be turned on remotely, but there was a misunderstanding and it was not turned on.
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What the researchers found was that gay and straight men only showed strong genital arousal in response to videos featuring their desired sex—in other words, gay guys were really only turned on by dudes, while straight guys were really only turned on by ladies.
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Towards the end of the clip, a gun gets turned on an unseen person...but why?
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"When I turned on the tap, you see this corrosive, reddish, brownish tap water," she said.
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Bask in her glory: Because hippos enjoy being wet (obviously), Fiona's caregiver turned on the water.
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Linda Kasabian Who Is She: Kasabian was the Family member who eventually turned on the Family.
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The lubrication your body produces when you're turned on is different from your everyday vaginal discharge.
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The roomy earcups provide a good seal for the sound when you LifeMix isn't turned on.
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They come in through Gamergate or whatever and then get turned on to politics and Trump.
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Tuesday after detectives returned to the area where she went missing and turned on their sirens.
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Like Fifty Shades, the success of After hinges on something simple: People like being turned on.
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Tumblr communities raised alarms about the groups, Wheaton said, but Tumblr turned on its core instead.
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This is not a problem if your modem has Wifi and you leave it turned on.
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So my fiancée may not be turned on by "English footballer," but I was feeling myself.
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When it's turned on, its simple, self-regulating mechanism makes it safe and low maintenance, too.
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KS: Yes, because I can't remember the last time I turned on a ... Yeah, me neither.
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CloudFlare has already turned on all of the new security features automatically for its free users.
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Then, Baldwin turned on them, becoming a witness for the prosecution in the cover-up case.
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There's no minimum donation amount, and donations can be turned on and off at any time.
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We&aposve seen written text how much they love her and then they turned on Trump.
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Previously, the cameras would have had to be turned on manually or triggered by motion detection.
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For example, I always turned on the TV the second I came home to relieve stress.
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Lindbergh fell from grace almost immediately; the media, even newspapers that supported isolationism, turned on him.
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A quick fix is having this mode (enabled in Settings > Battery) turned on at all times.
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Note the high harmonics and current out of sync: Here's the interface with SDE turned on.
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But love dreams quickly became sex dreams, and I'd wake up exhausted, confused and turned on.
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That's expected to arrive in April, before hopefully being turned on by default in Chrome 76.
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On the Pixel 003, the notification LED doesn't work even when the feature is turned on.
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Yet Jenner's tweet isn't the only possible reason why Wall Street may have turned on Snapchat.
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"The stimulation has to be turned on, and the parameters have to be set," Lee says.
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Labour Party voters were turned off by Mr Corbyn rather than turned on by Mrs May.
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If Trump ever turned on Musk, the damage to his companies would be immediate and disastrous.
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I turned on Younger in the middle of unemployment with the explicit purpose of falling asleep.
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With no truly loyal allies, Littlefinger was defenseless when the Lady of Winterfell turned on him.
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But when Klein turned on the news on Saturday, she could not recognize her own synagogue.
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These bits of matter can do a lot more than just be turned on and off.
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"First of all, I don't understand why anybody would be turned on by that," he says.
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In Turned On, you profiled Suze Randall, a female feminist pornographer, and her director daughter, Holly.
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Is there any further impact that you hope people Hot Girls Wanted and Turned On has?
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"I have 'DND' turned on overnight," he added, referring to the program's do not disturb mode.
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Others turned on Modi, criticizing his ongoing visit to Japan while ordinary people suffered at home.
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And it has nothing to do with whether or not a light bulb was turned on.
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Just like Microsoft, Apple has turned on disk encryption by default on Mac computers and laptops.
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This debit-style feature can be turned on and off at anytime via the Zero app.
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Unsurprisingly, Edge still outperforms its competitors (including Opera with its special energy-savings mode turned on).
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The administration turned on a dime, endorsing the reports and evading questions about Trump's old criticisms.
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The press turned on him as, in time, did Republican senators, who censured him in 1954.
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But that doesn't totally explain why your whole vulva gets extra wet when you're turned on.
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Everyone sort of turned on me because, as her best friend, they all thought I knew.
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The case turned on how to "harmonise", in Justice Gorsuch's words, two nearly century-old laws.
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"Then, when my eyes were closed, the clinician suddenly turned on the electroshock machine," he recalls.
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In early December Mr Saleh turned on his allies and called for dialogue with the Saudis.
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But on Sunday many fans turned on the Briton loudly booing him during the award ceremony.
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And good news for anyone who's extra turned on by Centineo's safe sex talk: He's single.
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By default, the dynamic profile is turned on and uses software to tune the audio experience.
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It's something of an understatement to say that their lives are immediately turned on their heads.
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TV, on the other hand, would just start playing something as soon as it turned on.
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I'm turned on by many other body parts too—pretty much all of them in fact.
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Also, every cell has every gene, but not every gene gets turned on in every cell.
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Previously, if you had Location History turned on, the app could track you in the background.
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In some areas neighbors have turned on each other, amid suspicions of influence by extremist groups.
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All the main pillars of Mugabe's rule have turned on him or have offered no support.
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Francis had initially gotten turned on to the place by articles he'd seen on the internet.
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What was most striking on "Today" was the way Clinton turned on the mild-mannered Melvin.
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Many Breitbart commentators turned on Bannon yesterday — a development that Don Junior gleefully highlighted on Twitter.
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No wonder a new generation is getting turned on to his thumping, bumping, looping house sound.
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"I've found that I love anal orgasms and get really turned on by gaping," says Snow.
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In the process, the 8, turned on its side, is transformed into the symbol for infinity.
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The officers were wearing body cameras, but they were not turned on until after the shooting.
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To my disappointment, you can't have both the iris scanner and the facial recognition turned on.
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Things got really interesting, though, when OKCupid looked at who was turned on by power play.
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Many TVs ship with a setting typically called "motion enhancement" (or something like that) turned on.
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At one point Cruise realizes Conan has turned on the child lock so he can't leave.
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If the unleashed cellular serial killers turned on the girl's healthy cells instead of the cancer?
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I get really turned on by the thought of being punished for being a little brat.
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A week after the phones were turned on, I spoke with Gigi for the first time.
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After Ms. Bamenga drowned the children, she turned on the gas stove and slit her wrists.
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This one is an annoying one if you have Reduce motion turned on like I do.
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Having replies turned on is to an account's advantage because it can raise visibility in Instagram.
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It was novel to watch live, for sure, but I can't say I was turned on.
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She turned on BBC Radio, and heard that there had been an airplane crash in Ethiopia.
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The tables have turned: on "Reputation," the lovers are the ones offering Swift a way out.
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Cohen then turned on his former boss, deciding to cooperate without a formal agreement with prosecutors.
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Rachel's mother had turned on the Pandora station of Hookena, a popular band, on her phone.
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The '50s are turned on their head and People question whether we need a royal family.
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Mr. Sykes turned on Mr. Trump because he said that the candidate was damaging true conservatism.
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Vaccine production is a complex process that cannot be turned on and off like a spigot.
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The devices will be equipped with cameras that activate automatically when the Tasers are turned on.
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One member wrote about an instance in which his oven turned on at 1:20 a.m.
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When turned on, you'll receive a notification the evening before your period is set to begin.
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The country's powerful army veterans organization, once loyal to Mugabe, has also turned on the President.
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The ludicrously energetic instructor turned on a booming reggaeton mix and launched into a 2- A .
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If it's turned on, that allows the next episode of a show to automatically start playing.
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The ratchet turned on the last day of the term in Whole Woman's Health v. Hellerstedt.
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" When the gadget is plugged in and turned on, it responds: "Woo-hoo, that feels good!
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Her and Ty [Aileen's girlfriend who eventually turned on her] used to go to Flagler's Beach.
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Her car's auxiliary cord broke, so she turned on the radio to a local country station.
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When Oli started dating his new wife soon after, the semi-anonymous mass turned on them.
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I went out and bought a six yard canvas, posted up, and turned on the music.
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It's all good as long as you're really, truly turned-on before going all the way.
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Have you ever gotten turned on by women getting undressed in front of you at work?
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I can be turned on by my own, but I really hate the feeling of vomiting.
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Girls moan a lot and are turned on by pretty much everything a confident guy does.
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Eventually, he turned on his brother-in-law to help the Special Court for Sierra Leone.
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Oh, those results were only with the Triton's overclocking settings turned on Fast instead of Fastest.
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A grounded plane needs to have its systems powered up and its engines turned on regularly.
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Angie Lofton, a resident of the neighborhood: I went to work and turned on the news.
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Turn off your phone and you can almost hear it wheedling to be turned on again.
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But once our family was turned on to the round Eggo waffles, we never looked back.
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The ire was later turned on government officials as the economy plunged into a brutal recession.
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When turned on, DNT sends a signal to websites that you wish not to be tracked.
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But they were surprised that the black pigment was turned on in the absence of optix.
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Someone turned on the music she'd requested ("Smooth," by Santana), and she swayed a little, uncertainly.
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Then, I turned on myself and let it in once more; yes, I am having fun.
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Even though Facebook fixed this week's security vulnerability, every user should have this feature turned on.
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Some Afghan soldiers have turned on their American partners, in so-called green-on-blue attacks.
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CNN I turned on CNN on 9/11, and I don't think I've turned it off.
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Juthani asked the parents to step out of the room and then turned on the light.
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Two detectives entered his room, turned on a digital audio recorder and read him his rights.
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So Zaccheaus turned on his television, logged into his profile and deleted Fortnite from his Xbox.
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In a typical smartphone chip, parts of the chip are turned on to do particular tasks.
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Mr. Weinstein turned on the water, quickly undressed and stepped in and out of the shower.
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I turned on the light and walked over to my bird Charlie's cage to say goodbye.
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This is the story of how the 22020s became the decade D.C. turned on Big Tech.
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I turned on English subtitles and watched the rest of the movie, phone comfortably in hand.
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The photo above, taken with Night mode turned on, is a bit oversaturated for my taste.
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As soon as she turned on the water, he tried to jump out of the sink.
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So this month's output must make Vegas residents feel like someone turned on a snow machine.
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Their once-stable business has been turned on its head by trade wars and low unemployment.
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He then argued that then, Republicans turned on their President, whereas now they are protecting him.
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He's clearly turned on Trump since he gave CNN audio of a secretly taped phone conversation.
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I started waking up in the middle of the night with all the lights turned on.
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In November, China turned on its 5G network, rolling out commercial services in 50 Chinese cities.
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Franken is expected to resign from office Thursday after his Democratic colleagues decisively turned on him.
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Once it's turned on, the Glow automatically dims until it completely shuts off after 45 minutes.
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" Ensure that it is turned on by tapping the toggle to the right of "Significant Locations.
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Predictive text, a feature turned on by default on the Samsung Galaxy S10, can be helpful.
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Odin turned on her, locking her away and essentially writing her out of the history books.
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Yet almost no partisan Republicans have turned on Trump and his high-crimes-and-misdemeanors collaborators.
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Even some in the business sector, which broadly cheered him to power, have turned on him.
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For his part, Mr. de Blasio turned on the company after having steadfastly backed the deal.
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About a mile above Mars, InSight let go of the parachute and turned on some thrusters.
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I thought he would be really turned on by all of this, but he was indifferent.
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And the bear dropped her and turned on the man that came out to save her.
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For some scenes, they were soaked with a hose even before the overhead shower was turned on.
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I much prefer the transitional fade animations with Reduce motion turned on over the nauseating zooming effects.
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"Come on dude, come on, just let me," begged Fallon, 41, as he turned on the razor.
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When people are turned on, blood rushes to their genitals; the increased blood causes tissues to swell.
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It can get the location of any smartphone in the area that has its wifi turned on.
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I also sat down in it and yes, maybe I turned on Beyoncé and danced in it.
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LIF6 suppresses cancer, but extra copies of LIF6 would kill the cell if they accidentally turned on.
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Been running in some neighbourhoods for a while but only got turned on in Brooklyn last week.
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While this is turned on, your phone won't vibrate, ring or cause any other types of distraction.
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"Many of us aren't in the mood for sex until after we're turned on," Dr. O'Reilly says.
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Piscotty turned on a 1-1 pitch and drove it to left field for his 10th homer.
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But then, they quickly turned on her when they noticed a new interview she was featured in.
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The pair allegedly fled when the homeowner, an elderly woman, turned on a bedroom light, say police.
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Of course, only the main video window will have the audio track turned on at any time.
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Turned on Xbox, nornal start up welcoming screen, then goes to home page and instant black screen.
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He has since turned on Trump, and condemned Republicans for failing to stand up to the President.
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FBI Director Comey reportedly turned on Trump and asked the Justice Department to reject the tapping claim.
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She would tell you that we were best friends in the game, but she turned on me.
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However, Altman said that Orion wasn't turned on during our brief glimpse at that game in March.
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You should have both turned on by default, but it never hurts to check and make sure.
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EE turned on the UK's first 5G network today, across London, Edinburgh, Cardiff, Belfast, Birmingham, and Manchester.
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Interestingly, iPhones ship with Background App Refresh turned on, but it's not terribly hard to turn off.
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He's under the covers when she gets into bed, turned on his side, reading a work report.
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She holed up in a corner, turned on a laptop, and didn't say a word for days.
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On Thursday night, fans turned on MTV expecting to watch the third episode of Pretty Little Mamas.
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Though Bannon later apologized for the statements, Trump and his allies had already publicly turned on him.
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But when indoor lights were turned on, the two compounds formed secondary organic aerosols at significant levels.
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Here's the big hole with Darcy's analysis: It can't account for why the media turned on elites.
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The function can be turned on in Settings/Additional settings, then pressing the Home button three times.
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Once the cat turned on a veterinarian, a soldier was forced to take her down with bullets.
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According to CNN, yesterday's alert went out to everyone, including those who didn't have notifications turned on.
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One Venezuelan Air Force general and several Venezuelan diplomats abroad have turned on Maduro and recognized Guaido.
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To the middle-class suburban teenagers who tuned in, turned on and dropped out, it seemed otherworldly.
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The Chrome data saver feature that simplifies web pages, for example, will be turned on by default.
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Some said his election felt like a betrayal, as if half the country had turned on them.
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When the feature is turned on, users are able to create a list of terms to exclude.
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The story for this stock was turned on its head when it reported earnings earlier this week.
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But there were plenty of other intriguing moments that unfolded once the cameras were turned on, too.
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The black middle class community around us came for her, and so my mother turned on me.
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Binoculars turned on Jupiter will also help you see its largest moons—Io, Europa, Ganymede and Callisto.
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PayPal — another potential, and large, international rival — turned on services in India just a month before that.
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I turned on the electric burner, filled the pot with water, and put it on the stove.
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In a demo of Borderlands 3, AMD showed an improvement of about 15ms with RAL turned on.
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Debbie got so fixated on taking them out, that she alienates her alliance, who turned on her.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan turned on a dime to rise 1 percent.
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If Scam Block is turned on, the call will never even go through to the customer's phone.
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Me, still hiding in a closet, but with the G7's Super Bright Camera mode turned on.
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" Royan turned on her camera about halfway through the altercation, capturing Hensley saying, "We're gonna kill you.
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With the eye-port shutters closed, red light bulbs are turned on to cast an eerie glow.
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It's unclear why this isn't an automatic scan that is performed as the TV is turned on.
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When Shinji's turned on by these women, he's not just embarrassed to find he has an erection.
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Then he turned on a curveball, down and in, and launched it into the right-field seats.
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It was like a bright light was turned on for me again after a time of darkness.
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Lastly, Dedicated Sports Mode allows you to have GPS and heart rate turned on for long periods.
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And even though I was massively turned on, I didn't really enjoy the counting, or the pain.
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The arresting officer did not have his body camera turned on at the time of the incident.
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"You're a sensualist, Taurus, but you still need that intellectual connection to get turned on," says Annabel.
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And while the new timeline is turned on by default, for now, it's at least still optional.
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They're not always turned on -- and even when they are, the video is not necessarily made public.
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In anticipation of a possible abort, Aldrin had insisted that the spacecraft's rendezvous radar remain turned on.
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But the Rust Belt turned on her and that political resume may actually have been a detriment.
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The move will help publishers who fear losing ad revenue from users with ad blockers turned on.
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They undressed him, put him inside, turned on the gas burner, and left it there all night.
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Remote management is turned off by default; although remote management can turned on through the advanced settings.
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In practice, I found the speed issue to be only mildly annoying with either VPN turned on.
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The way in which we'll interact with technology in the future has been turned on its head.
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Both Russell and Brandon raised the concern that the switch might get turned on or off accidentally.
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When it's turned on, you can see if a person has read your message(s) or not.
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The following morning, Maria turned on the local news, and a grisly image flashed across the screen.
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That night after school, my mom turned on the TV and flipped to our local NBC station.
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At launch Destiny was a surprisingly slim package, but that problem's now been turned on its head.
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When you get it, you'll receive a notification, and the new timeline will automatically be turned on.
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However, the street lights still turned on at night when Nora finally arrived back home in Mapleton.
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Patel said the estimates of the refinery's value turned on the many outages it endured in 2016.
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When he refused to back Donald Trump, however, conservative media outlets turned on him with a vengeance.
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Scaramucci, a previous Trump aide and television surrogate, has turned on the president and condemned his administration.
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Trump appointed Powell to the post last year but has since turned on him for raising rates.
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Pulling her nightdress down, making herself decent, she turned on her side to try to sleep again.
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Make sure automatic updates are turned on by swiping the button to the right so it's green.
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The chief justice's political strategy turned on a denial that he was engaged in politics at all.
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On May 1, I turned on my phone, opened my Instagram account and shared Noura Hussein's story.
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At one point their interviewer turned on an air conditioning unit because she noted they were sweating.
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So far, that Florida accident is the only confirmed death involving a Tesla with Autopilot turned on.
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Breaking from its deserved reputation for fiscal austerity, the Conservative government has turned on the spending taps.
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And with 36 hours of battery life with ANC turned on, you rarely have to charge them.
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"I felt so turned on in a way that I'd never felt by myself before," Spiegel says.
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And it's not the camera's fault if you leave it turned on and pointed upward while charging.
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Plus if you have two-factor authentication turned on, be prepared to enter in the verification code.
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He said he "kind of knew" before he turned on the television that terrorists had struck again.
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In 2014, with its Lollipop software version, Google turned on full encryption by default on Android phones.
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Obviously everybody should have this verification — "two-factor authentication," if you will — turned on and kept on.
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Go deeper: Michael Cohen privately questions Trump's fitness to be president Michael Cohen has turned on Trump
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Modern devices are pretty good at enabling automatic updates by default, but make sure it's turned on.
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With this setting turned on, you'll only be shown top tweets by users you don't yet follow.
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We were dozing off a bit when we both turned on our sides to face each other.
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Jussi turned on a propane heater, which blasted ferocious heat at wooden furnishings a few feet away.
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Much of the opposition to the Constitution turned on its lack of a guarantee of individual rights.
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While the politics, if not the class dynamic, is turned on its head -- gun-toting liberals, incidentally?
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The fighters turned on the new captive, thinking she had led the women to the wrong place.
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The kiosks also come equipped with cameras, though BT says they have not yet been turned on.
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I turned on a few more lights to let him know someone in the house was watching.
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Small things are being changed — the heat is turned on or off inappropriately, windows are left open.
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There is more than a little irony in the way Poland has turned on the European Union.
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People who have sexual fetishes are turned on by the erotic use of inanimate, non-sexual objects.
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While Mr. Trump has turned on his chairman, the Fed's trajectory should not have been a surprise.
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She had some friends with toddlers who had never even seen a television turned on before this.
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"Anyone who has that specificity of vision and uncompromising nature, I'm turned on by it," he said.
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We got turned on to rock and roll and R&B, and very quickly that spark happened.
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"The vehicle was slightly unstable and the baby was almost turned on its side," the detective said.
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I kept the Gesture hints option turned on to serve as a guide for where to swipe.
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The Police Department said it was investigating whether the device was not turned on or had malfunctioned.
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I don't want to believe them, but I do still keep seeing the effect automatically turned on.
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He blamed disunited rebel factions and their mistake of initially welcoming jihadists who later turned on them.
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He turned on the radio and thought about his adult sons, one of whom is a firefighter.
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Facebook has also turned on its Safety Check feature for people in areas affected by Hurricane Maria.
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The crowd "turned on the man," he dropped the flag and ran when he saw officers approach.
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If the song-looping option is accidentally turned on, the same track will play again and again.
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Just make sure you have the "compose image descriptions" setting turned on in your accessibility settings. pic.twitter.
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As she does every morning, she turned on the television and fed her grandson cookies and milk.
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But speculators turned on zinc earlier than any of the other metals and they've pushed it harder.
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Once I set my alarm and turned on the fan or white noise machine, I fell asleep.
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Scene City 17 Photos View Slide Show ' Fashion week took a more civilized turned on Tuesday night.
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Roger Cohen PARIS — In the end the French election turned on the most unlikely of subjects: Europe.
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There is no evidence that Barak had turned on Netanyahu, but the incident ruptured their long alliance.
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With those changes, they argued, smartphone owners might be more likely to keep the alerts turned on.
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Once Super Chat is turned on, viewers can pay $303 to $500 to have their comment highlighted.
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Senator Howard Baker, the Tennessee Republican who (eventually) turned on Richard Nixon, became a central Watergate figure.
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It was the first time the tabloids had turned on the nine-month-old government of Mrs.
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"We woke up Tuesday morning to go to work and turned on the TV," Ms. Ayer said.
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AT&T announced on Wednesday that it has turned on call validation displays for certain Android phones.
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"Slowly, surely, the media has turned on Trump," Klein, Vox News's editor-in-chief, wrote on Tuesday.
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Young men scan court paperwork in prison, looking for the names of people who turned on them.
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The remaining 24 members turned on their military trainers, killing most of them in a bloody mutiny.
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Google said it will update its settings to highlight when its audio recording setting is turned on.
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With my Swiss Army knifeI turned on the ignition —that same pitiful cough,and we took off!
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Scarafile, who was playing both the customer and the target, or "bad guy," turned on the Dell.
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But then the terrain squeezes the river so tightly that it is effectively turned on its side.
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Each of Jay's women — and there are several in the book — is also suspiciously easily-turned-on.
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It recommends keeping "Location Services" turned on so authorities can accurately identify the location of the report.
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Your psychic abilities are turned on—spend time today listening to what you hear, literally and intuitively.
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Trump has repeatedly denied ordering the payments and called Cohen a "rat" after he turned on him.
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We turned on the TV and got the latest news and talked about what will happen next.
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Monday was representative: all three bombs came off of heaters, turned on and pulled hard to left.
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That's because in the U.S., less than half of phones actually have the FM tuner turned on.
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In Mexico, about 80 percent of smartphones have the FM chip turned on, according to Pai's remarks.
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William sprang into action, turned on the lights, and the intruder high-tailed it off the property.
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Then, as Pelosi began talking, Trump turned on his heel and walked back to the Oval Office.
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The more you look, the more you'll find yourself less visually offended — and maybe even more turned on.
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But the armed groups that overthrew him swiftly turned on one another, and the country plunged into anarchy.
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Without APAS turned on, the drone still stops if an obstacle appears in front of or behind it.
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Dolby advertises up to 15 hours of battery life and up to 10 hours with LifeMix turned on.
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Most important, the economics of power is being turned on its head by the falling costs of renewables.
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With the setting turned on, you can adjust camera settings like white balance, shutter speed, ISO and exposure.
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In The Force Awakens, we learned that Luke exiled himself after Kylo Ren, his apprentice, turned on him.
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Finally it was turned on, sucking hungrily at her chest, stomach, and crotch before flopping to one side.
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When I turned on the Segway, I could use this to guide the miniPRO with just one finger.
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First, you have to understand that British political careers can and have turned on England's World Cup fortunes.
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He probably has read receipts turned on just to leave people on read when they text him, too.
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She called for answers as to why the officers' body cameras were not turned on during the incident.
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KURTZ: It was one of the few issues in which the press turned on President Obama, I think.
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They turned on Airplane mode, looked through files manually, and took pictures of what appeared on the screen.
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Activists hopeful for quick fixes provided the policy cover for body cameras, but turned on them after misuse.
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And you would probably notice — and freak out — if your microwave turned on while the door was ajar.
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Her very mature date says he has an early morning and even I'm turned on by the maturity.
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They're empty, and some are turned on their sides; any seeds in these containers have presumably spilled out.
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Officials say the officers' body cameras weren't turned on and that a squad camera didn't capture the shooting.
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It hasn't been turned on again since, and neither of us miss the daily abnormal air quality alerts.
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Russian circus-goers watched a dramatic scene unfold on Thursday when an animal performer turned on its trainer.
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These proteins not only glowed but also could be turned on and off by shining light on them.
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Even the so-called alt-right, a large part of Bannon's base and Breitbart's readership, turned on him.
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Data is stored with redundancy and files are autonomously moved across the network as computers are turned on.
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In a panic, Onodera turned on the TV. All channels were flashing a bulletin with the same warning.
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Traditional computers utilize the flow of electricity and can be turned on or off at switches inside circuits.
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In 1970, despite angling to support Republican candidates across the country, he turned on New York's Republican Sen.
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However, there was always one large pro-worker catch: You could see if compliance exports were turned on.
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The frame of the thing is a rounded triangle, reminiscent of the Starfleet insignia turned on its side.
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Sometimes the image appears upside-down or reversed, or in refracted multiples, the ocean turned on its side.
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Yet when people turned on their local news, they didn't hear a discussion of how the policies worked.
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The school bus crashed, turned on its side and wrapped around a tree, according to the Associated Press.
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And yet tonight on Survivor, his own alliance turned on him and voted him out of the game.
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Yet despite such efforts, it looks increasingly plausible that Britain's nuclear programme may be turned on its head.
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Ryan O'Neill did not have his body camera or dashboard camera turned on during the confrontation, says ABC.
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Have you ever turned on location services and noticed your smartphone battery drain in a matter of minutes?
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"When I turned on the camera, it was kind of foggy and snowy everywhere," Nespoli tells The Verge.
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Once bokeh mode is turned on you can then use the slider to change the depth of field.
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It felt exactly like it would if you were next to an air vent when it turned on.
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With the pump turned on and rumbles emerging from the speaker, the result was predictable: water splashing everywhere.
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The independence-minded Kurds in the north watched while Iraq fell apart—until IS turned on them, too.
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But things have been far from peaceful, and rival factions have turned on one another since the split.
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With the feature turned on, the Apple Watch can detect a fall and ask if you're all right.
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Fans turned on the Fifth Harmony member last week due to an alleged snub of bandmate Camila Cabello.
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Almost a year after the company began testing it, "new Twitter" is being turned on for all users.
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We began to really recognize the rich agricultural community up here and were very turned on by that.
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This time he meowed to be taken out, so I turned on the lights and started snapping pics.
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And people can be turned on by being tickled, being the tickler, or just watching others getting tickled.
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Here, without any special features turned on, photos from the G8 and S10+ came out looking quite similar.
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I met this guy Allan Cisco who had been turned on to mescaline by Timothy Leary in Acapulco.
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"Risk sentiment has been completely turned on its head," said Simon Harvey, FX market analyst at Monex Europe.
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Investigators say Harrison fled from officers after they turned on their squad lights for him to pull over.
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Police said that neither of the officers' body cameras were turned on at the time of the shooting.
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As Californians refrained from turning on their spigots, Mother Nature turned on hers over the state this winter.
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In the heat of the moment, being turned on can make people pretty dumb, a new study found.
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The contestants are also said to have "turned on" the man who famously slut-shamed ex Andi Dorfman.
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"When we turned on our instrument, LISA Pathfinder, the performance was stunning," project scientist Paul McNamara told me.
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Then the Portland Trail Blazers turned on the burners in the third quarter, and the rout was on.
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On Saturday, Chmerkovskiy turned on his selfie camera for a confessional about the couple's first Lamaze childbirth class.
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