The workaround used by most influencers — adding hashtags to a comment below the post or using periods to create spaces and separate hashtags from the main copy — is just that: A workaround.
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Privacy can be guarded but only through an awkward workaround.
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If you've cut the cord, though, there is a workaround.
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According to the investigation, the workaround has been a success.
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Facebook on Tuesday evening said it was nixing Hampton's workaround.
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Apparently undeterred, Facebook created a workaround for the Research app.
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For some diseases, though, editing RNA could offer a workaround.
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The workaround is to disable images by default in email.
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So I found a workaround: I became an organizational psychologist.
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But genealogists solving adoption cases knew there was a workaround.
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Instead, Memphis came up with a quiet but swift workaround.
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The workaround: Use Firefox or Silk (Amazon's browser) to visit youtube.com.
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It's unclear whether Apple or YouTube is aware of the workaround.
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Amazon's found a workaround in the form of a desktop shortcut.
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Or, the one making the change needs to find a workaround.
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What the browser does afford, however, is a workaround for YouTube.
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Mulvaney said he believes that there may be a workaround, however.
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A longer version of this story appears in The Workaround podcast.
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We love a creative workaround, especially when it involves small spaces.
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If you're into voice assistants, you can always find a workaround.
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To ease the blow, Micron appears to have found a workaround.
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But they have a workaround: they often shower at the gym.
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A divorce and the F.D.A. There was no workaround in either.
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There is, fortunately, a workaround for that disc requirement: go digital.
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The result is a convoluted workaround many fishermen view as nonsensical.
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Snapchat declined to tell us how long this workaround will last.
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Luckily, there's a clever workaround: The Something Strong Magnetic Bluetooth Earbuds.
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But critics say the new bill provides employers a kind of workaround.
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It's a workaround, sure, but at least it'll make Siri more useful.
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In the meantime, Apple describes a workaround through its Text Replacement feature.
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This is a workaround that Apple will likely patch sooner than later.
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Luckily, I have a workaround, and a policy recommendation for app developers.
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Workaround Don't let that electronics ban on some flights get you down.
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Many pollsters also employed an error-prone workaround for low response rates.
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Facebook them claimed it would update its code to nullify the workaround.
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"The damage is done," said Voksi, the hacker who engineered the workaround.
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That's really the workaround that they came up with, and it worked.
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Somehow, though, elephants may outsmart the bees and figure out a workaround.
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So it's unclear whom to credit — or blame — for the attempted workaround.
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Apple is not the only company that offers this type of workaround.
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But once the DNI steps in, that workaround clause is essentially nullified.
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The workaround is to use the Silk or Firefox to access the site.
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One problem: one of the biggest fake news websites has found a workaround.
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Getting something less expensive because it needs work seems like a functional workaround.
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This little workaround was discovered by Dwight Churchill, a product manager at Localytics.
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But consoles set up for a Wi-Fi network couldn't use that workaround.
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Using an antenna is one workaround if you're left without any of them.
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A post about this neat touch bar workaround is gaining traction on Reddit.
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Late Thursday, Facebook reportedly started rolling out an update to neuter the workaround.
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A simple workaround is to buy a non e-marked cable or charger.
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It's a quick workaround that makes the most of limited screen real estate.
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Another workaround is to change to give each Echo a different wake word.
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But it's almost certain that a hacker somewhere is already developing a workaround.
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What Scheduled does is offer an App Store-approved workaround for scheduling texts.
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Several states have passed legislation to workaround recent shortages of lethal injection drugs.
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Thus, Bitcoin ATM operators must find a workaround, which could further increase costs.
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So the workaround is to convert bitcoin into cash and then buy property.
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But his workaround is that Connerty gets to be lead prosecution on it.
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The U.S. and EU are currently negotiating a workaround known as Privacy Shield.
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In New York, Governor Cuomo (D) is considering a far more harmful workaround.
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Luckily, Pinterest is here to offer up a genius workaround for the problem.
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The agents couldn't decode the data themselves, but they found a clever workaround.
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So the DCCC and some of its GOP counterparts have invented a workaround.
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Obtaining this card requires an application, so it's not necessarily the easiest workaround.
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It's a little workaround, but no big deal, and not a deal-breaker.
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Some lawmakers see SESTA-FOSTA as a usable workaround for penalizing tech companies.
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Now obviously there's a workaround to the new always-on status light: tape.
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Tor rolled out a workaround for the block, but the censorship battle rages on.
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As a potential workaround, you could give a tech-challenged parent your account credentials.
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Mapping the hemp genome is a good workaround for getting some baseline genetic data.
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There's no simple workaround for that scenario, but there's no harm in asking anyway.
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However the same research group at Cambridge found a workaround for that, involving magnets.
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The adoption component had been a clunky workaround for what I couldn't yet articulate.
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The workaround that the company has developed to overcome that seems promising…on paper.
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North Korea essentially has begun a slow-but-steady workaround to reduce sanctions impacts.
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An in-display fingerprint sensor as rumored on the Galaxy S10 is another workaround.
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EDT The workaround method to banish ads as described above may not work anymore.
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Although Adblock Plus's latest workaround has been quashed, the hacking war still rages on.
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It was Nielsen's advisor who devised a clever workaround: radiocarbon dating the shark's eyelid.
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Of course, previously, there was a workaround and you could store the videos offline.
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The easiest way to workaround this is to save the image as another file.
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Find some other workaround like AirPlay or Google Cast if the device offers it.
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If you don't have 10,000 followers and are unverified, though, there is one workaround.
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Update, 12:32PM ET: Updated to add the workaround on Facebook's election results page.
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The company faces potentially billions of dollars in fines due to the emissions workaround.
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But there's a workaround to enable the keyboard if you've got a jailbroken iPhone.
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That's twice the cost of Apple's headphone jack workaround, which is available for $9.
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The workaround utilizes Bluetooth and a personal device (for example, an iPhone or iPad).
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Samsung's "workaround" raises an interesting question: What will Apple do for the iPhone 8?
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IER was a workaround formulated by the Obama Administration, which also supported Startup Visa.
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The chat program was a workaround for the typical clumsiness and anxiety of adolescence.
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But concerns remain that Mr. Trump will seek a creative workaround to the rules.
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Then later Mr. Robot meets back up with Wellick to seemingly devise a workaround.
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Tech Tip Q. What is the replacement or workaround for Briefcase in Windows 10?
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Luckily, taxpayers have a workaround at their disposal that could help accomplish their goal.
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Democrats have a workaround: Video clips from previous House hearings and cable news interviews.
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The initial demands were refused outright, and city technicians raced to find a workaround.
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But a few have already found a workaround for their digital needs: the smartwatch.
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At least 483,000 trips were conducted by at least 43 drivers using the workaround.
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The National Guard Bureau Form 22 is the Guard's workaround solution for separating members.
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It's a workaround that allows police to essentially "subpoena" anything captured on Ring cameras.
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A new biosensor described in a paper published Wednesday in Science Advances suggests a workaround.
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Telegram founder Pavel Durov has defied the order and now says he has a workaround.
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However, it looks like there may already be a workaround to the sweeping ASMR ban.
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YouTube is not supported natively, but you can get by with the web browser workaround.
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One workaround for a huge company is to use its cash to buy upstart competitors.
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It's a sly workaround — and it works quite well in the context of the movie.
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The workaround is to purchase from Amazon and have the book immediately delivered to Kindle.
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FYI, if you are a Google Home user, you still have to use this workaround.
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Although the keyboard can't be used on official iOS software releases, there is a workaround.
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Even the most high-powered committee would struggle to find a workaround for all that.
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HighSpeed's model no doubt makes a profit off marijuana, although through a fairly creative workaround.
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The next morning, Adblock Plus pushed a new workaround, but Facebook broke it within hours.
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Facebook's recent workaround for Adblock Plus and other ad blockers is already earning it money.
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This sloppy workaround was described in an article in the spyware trade publication Insider Surveillance.
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And wily chemists soon discovered a workaround for MDMA synthesis: a substance called PMK-glycidate.
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The company did comment on a workaround solution to temporarily get the old design back.
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The convenient workaround of having a maybe-secret relationship certainly helps rack up the Likes.
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When Congress banned labor union contributions in the 1940s, the AFLCIO found a clever workaround.
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In 2014, an engineer at Harvard named Ridhi Tariyal hit on a far simpler workaround.
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But the Navy's new regulation could serve as a workaround without actually amending the UCMJ.
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But these bills are more of a temporary workaround than a sustainable, system-wide fix.
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This is why I have come to not only accept, but truly love the workaround.
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This service does charge a 2.5% fee to use it, but there&aposs a workaround.
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Otherwise, Numerals Duo is a great workaround for the always-on display's lack of light.
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Unfortunately, it&aposs impossible to freely change your Spotify username — but there is a workaround.
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To definitely lose his "interim" moniker, he needs to come up with an innovative workaround.
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Now, for the catch: A Snapchat spokesperson told Mashable that this workaround is only temporary.
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Still, this kind of workaround illustrates the challenges Republicans face in unifying their donation system.
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Or better yet, suppose Henry was in the middle of explaining the details of a cam shaft workaround and you interrupted him and asked him to do the calculation, he'd rattle it right off and flow back into the workaround without missing a beat.
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Some have argued that there is actually no need to fund the payments, given that workaround.
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Mobile forensic firms figured out a workaround so they can transfer the data without the passcode.
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But it seems like Google has now found a workaround, at least for fashion-related content.
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Fortunately, Cowboy says it will have a workaround for this too, though not on day one.
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There is one workaround for remote battling that Niantic designed specifically for close friends and family.
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Facebook will begin rolling out code to nullify Adblock Plus' workaround today, according a TechCrunch report.
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Unlike Amazon, which relies on a browser-based workaround, hub plays videos automatically from Google's service.
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At this time we recommend users to close and relaunch their Hulu App as a workaround.
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This workaround has been widely distributed; even the Guardian has produced a helpful step-by-step.
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As a workaround, some hospitals simply provide charity care to cover regular dialysis for undocumented patients.
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When his effort to terminate the Arpaio prosecution failed, Trump came up with a personal workaround.
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The Hill: House Natural Resources Committee immediately announced it will investigate the U.S. Park Service workaround.
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In both cases, the agents could not decode the data themselves, but found a clever workaround.
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That said, you can set up a slight workaround by creating a PIN for your Chromebook.
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It's considered by many to be a workaround for the island's relative lack of internet access.
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A court, however, put Wilson's plans on hold — at least until he found the latest workaround.
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Tickets aren't terribly cheap — the premium seats run close to $214 — but there's a slight workaround.
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Santos said Sunday that a workaround solution to restore power to Mocoa would take 10 days.
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It took multiple customer service experts and a clever workaround to avoid entering my information again.
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But at least one user built a workaround for tax or budgeting purposes, CNBC previously reported.
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Fortunately, Plastiq offers a workaround that can help you avoid this fee via their referral program.
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That's why he had proposed a workaround: allow residents to declare property taxes as charitable donations.
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As for Apple users, unfortunately, you'll have to keep using that computer casting workaround for now.
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She and her husband believed Mr. Morton had discovered the sort of workaround rich people find.
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But it appears there is a secret workaround to purchase without needing the Echo or Alexa's help.
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Obama's team has a workaround between his political goals and desire to remain above the partisan fray.
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You can actually turn off the automatic log in now if you want, using a workaround solution.
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Now, they'll need a workaround using Google Assistant to schedule both the thermostat and the alarm system.
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HP has its own workaround for that, involving virtualized apps that you stream to the Elite x3.
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So you can see why a lot of media outlets are using "flying car" as a workaround.
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As a workaround, an iPhone fitted with a foreign SIM card was used to send the tweet.
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Though, equally, Google could just come up with a compliance workaround to evade the requirement to pay.
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However, you can still load it in a browser like Firefox, and that workaround does the job.
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Siri's proven an important driver for Apple Watch, and a workaround for the whole small screen issue.
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Facebook's biggest complaint with the Adblock Plus workaround is that it includes content from friends and Pages.
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Tether is the popular workaround for smaller traders, or people who want to trade non-bitcoin cryptocurrencies.
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There's a workaround, though: Plug your iPhone into a Mac and install an app such as coconutBattery.
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TC: Does this mean the agency has a viable workaround that decouples "about" surveillance from upstream surveillance?
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And whether Yaxley-Lennon himself will adapt his video strategy to workaround tighter rules on that channel.
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The foldable smartphone is a solution that's been bandied about over the decades as a potential workaround.
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It was a workaround that seemed to shift risk away from the banks yet kept credit flowing.
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When asked about Voksi's workaround, Denuvo and id Software did not respond to my requests for comment.
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As a workaround to Trump's sanctions, the European Union set up mechanism to facilitate trade with Iran.
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For instance, planning took up more time than the other stages when a clever workaround was required.
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We're also still not entirely sure how Niantec have reacted to this workaround, so be vigilant, friends.
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"Whatever WhatsApp does, there's a workaround," Repswal said during an interview at his small, two-bedroom house.
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The workaround process means the Shortcuts app will open quickly before the app you've selected will open.
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And you know, sort of the shiestiest group is always the ones who find the next workaround.
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Unfortunately, Sonos' future workaround involves two distinct operating systems—as well as two different Sonos mobile apps.
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Menendez said that if the administration attempted to employ a workaround, it would set a troubling precedent.
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You can't download albums using the desktop version of the Spotify app, unless you use a workaround.
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See, senators still have to be silent during the trial, so no speeches, but there's a workaround.
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For parents without a son, bacha posh is a workaround to these obstacles that cuts across socioeconomic lines.
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Security firm Elcomsoft, however, claims it has found a peculiar "workaround" when it comes to Apple's time limit.
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Indian officials, hoping to understand where the misinformation videos are coming from, want WhatsApp to develop a workaround.
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However, this workaround could end up being a short term fix before the FileSystem API is removed entirely.
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Carolyn Tisch Blodgett, SVP of Brand Marketing for Peloton, says Peloton is well aware of the popular workaround.
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For everyone else, it seems like the workaround will be the solution if you want to wireless audio.
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Along with the utilization of VPNs Telegram relied on a workaround called domain-fronting to circumvent the ban.
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During the downtime, Google encouraged users to route their calls through the Hangouts Dialer as a temporary workaround.
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It's a clever workaround for a lack of dual-apertures, doing a fine job of brightening up photos.
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Instead of attempting to force out a clumsy workaround, they're disarmingly honest through mild obfuscation and lyrical mystery.
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But there is a workaround for this, as pointed out on Twitter by Artem Russakovskii from Android Police.
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There's another workaround being shared that brings back the old Twitter interface without require the installation of anything.
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When the initial workaround was released, Adblock Plus acknowledged that Facebook would likely respond in a swift manner.
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It wasn't until late last week, however, that Apple acknowledged there was a problem and suggested a workaround.
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The new state "workaround" programs aren't the only ones that would be affected by the new IRS rules.
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So Japan found a workaround: sending its troops to participate in United Nations and other peacekeeping missions abroad.
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Within hours, the leading blocker software company Adblock Plus quickly vowed to crowdsource a workaround from its community.
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Microsoft and others are just distributing a workaround that should help with protection but doesn't solve the issue.
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Similarly, the Eye case supports wireless charging and powers the iPhone via the Lightning port — a clever workaround.
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Note: This story has been revised to reflect Facebook's retraction of its explanation of the opt-out workaround.
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This issue has preceded the recent 3D printed gun conundrum, being used as a background check law workaround.
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If that happens, the ad-blocking community will likely find another workaround, then Facebook might circumvent again, etc.
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For a cheaper workout workaround, try the Wahoo Kickr Snap ($600), a stationary mount for an existing bike.
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Since payroll taxes are fully deductible, this workaround essentially preserves the SALT cap without reducing after tax pay.
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Washington state, which had created its blanket primary back in 1935, was the first to try a workaround.
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The most convenient workaround to not having a headphone jack is to make the leap to wireless earphones.
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According to the BuzzFeed report, a quick workaround can be used to access content posted on private accounts.
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That's after Android researcher John Wu probed into "LZPlay", a workaround to installing Google apps on the phone.
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Besides expressing their displeasure online, it wasn't a surprise when fans found a workaround with a clever hack.
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But one Central Valley cannabis farmer, Mitch Davis, found something of a workaround: His product is certified kosher.
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However, there is a simple workaround that lets you stream non-Peloton content on the equipment monitor itself.
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Having the scholar take the copies was a workaround, and as Wang understood it, not an uncommon one.
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Despite Mr. Cake's finesse, this workaround doesn't work; there is probably no cure for the play's tonal whiplash.
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It's a good workaround when your grandparents drop hints that they want you to grow the family tree.
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Advocates are now trying to get other states to do the same, opening the door for a workaround.
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"We do a couple drills, like boxing-out drills or workaround drills," the freshman forward Tony Bradley said.
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You can activate voice control as a workaround, but I feel a bit ridiculous talking to my GoPro.
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But, crucially, the workaround depends on a common understanding among the participants, a degree of discretion and judgment.
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New podcasters should look to share additional numbers and evidence of engagement with potential advertisers as a workaround.
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One workaround is to simply revoke camera and microphone access to the Facebook app in their iOS settings.
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The ERA's supporters say there's a legal workaround, so we may soon find out whether it will work.
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Where there's a will, porn finds a way, but for every person who finds a workaround, thousands more don't.
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That's why operating system vendors are currently redesigning some of the core functionalities of your computer as a workaround.
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This, in fact, is a clever workaround for the lack of third-party support with Password AutoFill for Apps.
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Now, the companies that work with law enforcement have responded, and they're pretty sure they already have a workaround.
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In the meantime, the browser workaround can be used as a way to access YouTube on the Show, too.
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As first reported by The Baltimore Sun, Google blocked city departments from using Gmail accounts created as a workaround.
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In the end, they developed a secure workaround and the president was able to continue to use mobile email.
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If you're not happy with the in-app camera your apps offer you, there is a very simple workaround.
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The workaround arrived at by web authorities was a system called "punycode" that encodes international characters using ASCII notation.
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A basic workaround is obviously to screengrab a quote and upload it manually where you like as a photo.
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This is a workaround that allows you to "save" posts, since the app doesn't actually have a save feature.
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However, as Mashable previously reported, publishers had discovered a loophole in the browser's FileSystem API to circumvent the workaround.
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I ended up charging my iPhone, and as a workaround I AirDropped the audio recording to my MacBook Air.
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The workaround isn't uncommon, but risks a ban from the game since it's cheating and against Niantic's usage policy.
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Clinton did not tackle that head-on, instead seeming to try for a workaround: Take me as I am.
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Corker said Tuesday he'd come up with a workaround to the procedural concerns, but it was rejected by leadership.
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Frustrated at the thought of spending money he could use elsewhere in his budget, Miller devised an extreme workaround.
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But this is a nice workaround that actually mirrors some of the ways our own visual system optimizes itself.
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So last month, the Obama administration proposed a new rule that could offer a workaround for people like Chen.
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Irked by the workaround, California lawmakers sought to close the bullet-button loophole once and for all this year.
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He said that if he finds a workaround that doesn't need to disable the ownership check, he'll implement it.
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In Shahpur Jat, a New Delhi district packed with independent boutiques, my fiancé and I figured out a workaround.
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This forced our tax preparer to create a complex workaround to make the state and federal returns work together.
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But the workaround has its limits: The group calls support only five participants at a time, the employee noted.
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Republicans and some reporters pointed out that the gift appeared to be a questionable workaround of campaign finance laws.
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" Elin Martínez, senior researcher at the Children's Rights Division at Human Rights Watch, called the reworked program a "workaround.
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However, the IRS has issued guidance to prevent that type of program as a workaround to the deduction cap.
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While there are no such shortcuts on the mobile app, there is a workaround to achieve the same result.
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Go-Jek has become a crucial workaround in Jakarta, which has some of the worst traffic in the world.
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And if he can't physically be here to make this happen, then we'll just have to find a workaround.
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"The official feared being punished for even alerting us to the danger," but fortunately the Times found a workaround.
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The appointment of Cuccinelli, Morgan or Homan as acting secretary or a similar workaround, however, could trigger legal challenges.
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What is being sought by the FBI is supposedly a single workaround for strong security in a single case.
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If you can't handle the oil's taste, using it as a "booster" for drinks and snacks is a good workaround.
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Others have shut down temporarily, pending a workaround to the anti-botting measures, to preserve their accounts from being shadowbanned.
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She smiled at me because we both knew she won, that this was a clear workaround to her mother's rules.
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But if you're like my mother and don't want to give up your beloved bath time, she has a workaround.
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Here's how to tweet with 280 characters instead of 140: It's a simple workaround that will work automatically on Twitter.
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BACK in 2010, Ars Technica tried it, and within 12 hours a coder had uploaded a workaround to Adblock Plus.
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But they claim it has not yet effectively fixed the workaround, although another patch is slated as coming next month.
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No. It built a workaround, giving users a deep link to download their Gmail contacts from Google's honorable export tool.
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Companies should be able to keep "variable interest entity" structures, a legal workaround that lets foreigners invest in sensitive sectors.
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By the time the publisher had gone to trial, it still hadn't figured out any effective workaround to this technique.
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But here's a workaround: When you chop them up really fine, like in a food processor, the texture breaks down.
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Even Confide's much-ballyhooed sliver feature, which only reveals part of a message at a time, has a transparent workaround.
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But it's definitely distinctive, and it's an interesting workaround to incorporating a front-facing camera into a bezel-less display.
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Ramirez's workaround does get the old logo back, but at the expense of Instagram opening quite a bit slower. [BGR]
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If the apps you're using don't have an obvious and easy download feature, see if you can find a workaround.
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While most people find this amusing, VICELAND's own Kid Mero has a few issues with the workaround—namely the smell.
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Rome on Wednesday agreed a workaround on its budget deficit goals to end a damaging row with the European Commission.
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So to figure out if biased judging actually played a role in this, Abrams came up with a novel workaround.
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No Netflix, PIA VPN users 🙁 Additionally, PIA VPN does not penetrate China's "Great Firewall" (although there's a cumbersome workaround).
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The fare rule changes rolled out in the spring were meant to prevent that sort of frugal workaround from happening.
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But even if states no longer qualify for blanket waivers, there's another workaround they can use to skirt work requirements.
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Nintendo support could help you move your stuff to a new machine, but it was more workaround than established process.
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Google found a decent workaround by making these devices look like things people tend to place prominently in their homes.
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Not every Facebook user has the "no one" option, and even for people who do, it doesn't provide a workaround.
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In fact, some camps have found a clever workaround to the ban on riding imposed by some Western travel agencies.
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Then she wrote a workaround review of Malagón, based on online photos and food sneaked out to her by friends.
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In turn, officials at the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission have found a workaround: Close more cases without investigating them.
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How trade disputes play out will vary depending on the product and how hard it is to find a workaround.
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You can&apost block someone on Spotify, but there is a workaround that can help you accomplish a similar end.
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There&aposs no direct way to change the administrator email on a Windows 10 computer, but there is a workaround.
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So she took a day to devise a workaround plan, which began by optimizing her participation and presence on LinkedIn.
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"Parents are in a real bind," said Selena Beal, founder of the Workaround, a program for parents in East Williamsburg.
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Andrew M. Cuomo's administration went for a workaround: The Labor Department used its rule-making power to issue new restrictions.
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The Electoral College was actually a workaround meant to satisfy a divided Constitutional Convention at the cost of actual functionality.
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In Quebec City on Friday, Superior Court Justice François Huot had a complex workaround to avoid the 25-year rule.
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My first unit wouldn't recognize my Wi-Fi network and I had to use a temporary workaround to get connected.
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This week, Memphis took down two Confederate statues anyway — after lawmakers in the (mostly black) city found a creative workaround.
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That said, Douthat characterizes Francis's approach to divorced-and-remarried couples and the Eucharist as something of a disingenuous workaround.
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Brewery licenses are a popular workaround in other states as well, including New Mexico, which has given them a protectionist twist.
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The banks had confirmed that the workaround would not pose any legal problems, giving the arrangement added legitimacy, the report added.
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Even if they do not appeal the decision (or somehow find a workaround), the new laws won't shelter marine mammals completely.
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It's possible that core developers behind Bitcoin and other blockchain models will devise a workaround for this sort of rare incident.
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There was one potential workaround for frustrated hackers, but it required a rare piece of hardware: an Xbox 360 development kit.
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The researchers on the new study figured out an interesting workaround: They used modern models in combination with records from trees.
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"The double tap is the most obvious human factors workaround," says Luke Westra, a designer at Chicago design studio IA Collaborative.
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If not, Android Police suggests a workaround of directly downloading Netflix APKs to receive the latest updates on a blocked device.
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PotCoin's creators claim they've built a workaround that helps those in the legal industry avoid dealing in all cash: digital currency.
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Tampermonkey is a widely used userscript manager, and the javascript is a harmless workaround that simply bypasses the tweet button limit.
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In the absence of such an option, I guess a manual workaround is not to type URLs into your WhatsApp chats.
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For now, users have come up with a workaround for an issue they believe is related to HDR photo processing time.
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YouTube also deleted InfoWars-run channels that attempted to operate as a workaround for Jones to stream on the video platform.
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He argues Blume's real-time selfie element is a more "simple, modern" — aka youth-demographic-friendly — workaround for the catfishing problem.
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In December they were also banned from selling products from firms in which they have an equity stake (a common workaround).
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It seems as if Facebook used Apple's Enterprise system as a workaround knowing the iPhone maker wouldn't approve its app otherwise.
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Over in the U.K., for example, we're seeing fresh government attempts to use an obfuscation tactic to try to workaround encryption.
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Although, since Apple owns Shazam, it wouldn't be a big surprise if Shazam figured out a workaround sometime in the future.
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One workaround, according to a second oil trading source, is that the energy firms will free up cash of their own.
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Simply disabling this feature will stop Safari crashing, or using the private mode option in the browser as a temporary workaround.
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With the White House comments phone line still closed, the digital team from Bernie Sanders' campaign have built a convenient workaround.
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On the flip side, those who advocate for global delistings argue that without them there's a trivial workaround to the rtbf.
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While there is a workaround—flyers can book each leg of the trip as a separate one-way—that is tedious.
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In the meantime, Plex hopes that rolling out support for other online storage services will offer a workaround for those affected.
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He's a kid with a formidable problem, who has shaped his life into a workaround that keeps him happy, and functional.
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Ironically, one likely workaround would be to rely on trusted intermediaries to hold users' funds and make payments on their behalf.
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And the F.B.I. can most likely use other authorities, like grand jury subpoenas, from its criminal investigative toolbox as a workaround.
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Normally, this would be a journalistic sin, were it not for an elegant and cynical workaround: giving the subject the byline.
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Also, Brady is exactly the kind of person who would establish a laborious workaround to avoid even the mildest of unpleasantries.
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Or are you likely to keep your cool, realize it's not the end of the world and figure out a workaround?
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Video has also allowed Democrats to bring in outside voices as they seek to workaround the potential absence of new witnesses.
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Every time he found a workaround, the attackers would push out new encrypted file extensions in an effort to outwit him.
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This could be a decent workaround for those who want the convenience of Google Home without giving up their existing speaker.
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But if you&aposre looking for an approach that&aposs less awkward, we&aposve got an easy workaround for Android users.
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One team of researchers has found a clever workaround to the problem, using a subject no one will miss: feral pigs.
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And because marijuana is illegal under federal law, insurers paying for the drug must use a financial workaround to avoid violations.
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The bill would include instructions that would allow tax code changes to pass through reconciliation, a workaround to the Senate filibuster.
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But with the change in federal policy, the impact of some state laws could be limited, allowing local authorities a workaround.
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As funerals have often been described as the best party you don't get to attend, BC decided to design a workaround.
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But there's sort of a workaround: Each of the brushes is available separately, which means you can pick and choose as needed.
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One quick workaround is going the Wikipedia route, drawing upon the knowledge of users to help build a deeper base of knowledge.
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Bethesda said it will update the stash limit to a "conservative" 600 on December 4, but players have already found a workaround.
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There was no workaround that would allow users to skip the Terms & Condition pop-up in order to download apps and updates.
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But if print reading is out of the question for your job, no worries, there is a workaround to preserve abstract thinking.
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Don't untick the "try the beta" toggle though, as this will permanently remove you from the beta interface, even with this workaround.
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The best workaround is to tap another icon at the top of the screen and drag it to the position you want.
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The Mac also supports the iPad as a second display — offering a workaround for those who wanted a touchscreen on their MacBooks.
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It seems like something Google could easily patch on its end, and at this point, the company must know the workaround exists.
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Of course, there's still one major workaround: Determined users can screenshot the message if they truly want to keep evidence of it.
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One last workaround to float, one that'll possibly solve the problem for good, is to stop sharing these terribly corny memes altogether.
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It's an awkward problem and an unwieldy workaround for the company, which has already faced numerous problems and abrupt changes this spring.
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Simply disabling this feature will stop Safari crashing, as will using the private mode option in the browser as a temporary workaround.
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They're trying to beat any possible workaround that someone programming a classical computer can come up with, which is harder to prove.
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Until Roku is supported, the workaround would be to cancel your account, wait for the account to expire, then re-sign up.
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Oculus has put the kibosh on a workaround that would let people play Oculus-only games on competing headsets, Motherboard has learned.
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It's a rather awkward workaround, but it's fun to try out until Google finds time to start rolling out its Assistant everywhere.
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Facebook doesn't make it easy to send a mass message to all your contacts to prevent spamming, but there's a simple workaround.
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The Ray also works with the Misfit Link app, which is the company's workaround for controlling smart home products and other functionalities.
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It's also a nice workaround if you've brought a streaming stick like a Roku or FireTV that requires Wi-Fi to operate.
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Wilson believes his workaround legally circumvents the court order which blocked him from uploading the files online and freely distributing the blueprints.
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The Obama administration, unable to get its own national auto-IRA past Republican opponents in Congress, instead launched myRA as a workaround.
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But smartphones are getting smaller and smaller, so the choice increasingly looks like: add a camera bump, or find a clever workaround.
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This could end up being a workaround for the ad policy restrictions, for those developers who insist on breaking the advertising ban.
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Using a competition law route to press privacy concerns against Facebook may be one way for European countries to workaround that argument.
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Health department officials described a practice of entering incorrect testing information as a bureaucratic workaround that adhered to the city's health code.
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There's still no timetable for official Spotify support, although there is a workaround for Tesla owners who want Spotify in their cars.
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To delete all of the emails on your iPad, you can go through every email manually, or take advantage of a workaround.
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Some companies are now looking at an obscure workaround to try to go public without input from the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Albeit, security is ever an arms race so there's little doubt a clever hacker will come up with a workaround in time.
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In the meantime, the advisory offered a temporary workaround for affected Windows users to mitigate the flaw until a fix is available.
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As a workaround, Kashmiris have been using VPNs, software that lets you mask your location on the internet to bypass local restrictions.
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But those measures generally do not prevent eager American investors from using foreign internet addresses to place orders, a relatively easy workaround.
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However, there is a workaround: simply add all the songs from the album you want to a playlist, then download the playlist.
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So the researchers came up with a workaround, based on the fact that Facebook does let advertisers track ad impressions by location.
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The FBI revealed it might have a workaround provided by an unnamed third-party, now rumored to be an Israeli software firm.
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It was also preventing individuals from transferring foreign currency to their relatives, taking aim at a common workaround to take money overseas.
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" Mr. Brand doesn't entirely turn his back on the religious foundation of 12-step programs, but he has found a universal "workaround.
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It was maybe $21990 billion at its height, but the innovation often occurs in the Indian economy is in a sense workaround.
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It's also the reality of arts funding in this country; I don't know of anyone who's yet figured out a convincing workaround.
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If people were mad that the Facebook app couldn't do messaging anymore, of course people are mad that their workaround doesn't work anymore.
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But for users who may have not known this workaround, or who may have forgotten to opt out, today's deprecation is great news.
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The six-wheeled rover has been using a new drill method over the past few months as a workaround to a mechanical problem.
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My library entrance, and the route I had to take, seemed like a legally-mandated workaround, rather than an actual attempt at inclusion.
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The firmware is not open source but Harwood says it will be letting customers review the product's code to workaround the trust issue.
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If you want to disable the forced login, a user on Hacker News points out a workaround that could change at any time.
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A Beijing bun shop has found a workaround when it comes to coronavirus concerns: delivering food to customers via a long wooden board.
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Twitter told BuzzFeed News it had been planning this update for a long time and that it wasn't prompted by the viral workaround.
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There is a workaround for getting XML files out of the new Music app, it's just a little more complicated and not automated.
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The second workaround is to use these streaming apps on your phone, and then use Google Chromecast to stream them to the soundbar.
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Rather than a disingenuous, heterosexuality-preserving workaround, the notion of "just dudes being dudes" is, perhaps accidentally, the seed of male-male desire.
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A developer initially created the workaround to obtain exclusive Pixel wallpapers and seemed to view unlimited Google Photos storage as an added bonus.
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But if you're into selfies and outfit photos, it could also serve as a handy workaround instead of, say, asking your insta-boyfriend.
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One drawback: Because your phone is now your key, you'll need to find a workaround if your battery dies before you get home.
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The workaround is simple: fetch the weights and set up the system for a bunch of calculations, then do a bunch of calculations.
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Since Apple's API mandates that the camera shutter only stay open for a maximum of 1 second, PABLO need to find a workaround.
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In private Facebook groups this past weekend, a few Page owners have started sharing a workaround that hides the Info and Ads tab.
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That means Republicans will either have to keep the Obamacare subsidy structure they have railed against for years or find some other workaround.
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As at SoCal Guns, the Fowler Gun Room in Orange isn't offering workaround products before the state Department of Justice makes its move.
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They may succeed in the short run but will last only until our enemies find another workaround or exploit a new media platform.
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For now, Apple's workaround instructs MacOS High Sierra users how to enable the root user on their computers or change the root password.
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So the resourceful Jagielnik found a workaround: A 250-game Milwaukee Brewers ticket package that includes all nine Cubs games at Miller Park.
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There is no official gameshare feature on the Nintendo Switch, but through a workaround, you can still share a game with a friend.
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National security concerns should only be invoked when appropriate and as a last resort, not as a convenient workaround to address trade issues.
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UNA trades are an efficient workaround but serve to inflate LME volume figures by creating up to three reportable trades instead of one.
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We'll see if Facebook tries a workaround that pushes users to their mobile browser where it can take their subscription money tax-free.
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In 2003, Schmidt and his team developed a workaround for these problems, programming phages to carry a lethal set of instructions for bacteria.
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Here's a workaround using Python's webbrowser module: That should definitely work with the image opening in your system's current default image viewing program.
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And while there are not any specifically Jewish-themed ETFs at the moment, an easy workaround is to simply buy Israel-focused funds.
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This isn't the first time Reporters Without Borders has found a workaround to deliver censored or restricted news to readers around the world.
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But many reading this article online are probably familiar with an easy workaround: Plug a search term or headline into Google, and voilà!
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Eaze found a workaround, employees say, but it was never above board, which became the subject of the lawsuit between Eaze and Dionymed.
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It's an inconvenient workaround, but good to have nonetheless, given how key a service like YouTube feels to a smart display like this.
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Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Twitter, and others register their links on iOS as an Apple-sanctioned workaround to a lack of default app options.
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As a workaround, the Dot comes with an audio out port and Bluetooth, so you can connect it to a larger audio system.
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I wasn't surprised: Hiding common medications is a workaround, an example of circumventing onerous rules to make sure patients get even basic care.
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California, which is home to the one of the highest income tax rates in the country, has legislation for a workaround under consideration.
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Perdue's proposed USDA rule is a farm-bill workaround, and it takes aim at "able-bodied adults without dependents," ages 18 to 49.
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Refuse to present yourself in a linear way Do any workaround that lets you forgo the linear obsession of the standard resume format.
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I've been using a workaround to do this for a bit and people have no idea how strong the algorithmic Stockholm syndrome can be.
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Facebook is aware of the domain swapping issue and has started to roll out features to deal with the workaround, the company told Poynter.
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There does appear to be a workaround, if you pay with a credit or debit card — though you'll also be charged a transaction fee.
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On Tuesday, Pitkethly called it "a remote circumstance" that the abolition would fall through, and said its workaround plan had passed muster with advisors.
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ET: After Motherboard reached out to VTech to alert them of this workaround, the company removed Google Translate from the list of approved websites.
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However, the Developer Mode workaround already allows for users to install several emulators (including NESbox) at the cost of some added time and effort.
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Micron announced earlier this week that it found a workaround to the ban and was able to resume at least some shipments to Huawei.
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She noted that the company found a workaround a few years ago after service slowed when baristas started warming La Boulange pastries for customers.
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Twitter user Jeremy M. pointed out that there's an official workaround to revoke Facebook permissions from Spotify, not mentioned on the site's support page!
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It feels like a bit of a workaround, but unless Spotify ends up embracing this sort of technology more fully, it's a necessary one.
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As Apple advised, for now, the best workaround is to enable the root account, and keep it enabled with the password of your choice.
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But doing so now fails to load those side menus unless you slide your finger diagonally, which is a workaround some users have discovered.
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Peloton's solution for this is to simply change your screen name, to make yourself less identifiable, but that struck me as a weak workaround.
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It has a New York listing and uses so-called "variable interest entities" – a legal workaround for foreign-investment restrictions in sectors like technology.
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So the group found a workaround: One of the PAC members, Adriel Hampton, filed with the Federal Election Commission to run for California governor.
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While the selling point for advertisers is the promise of increased relevance for their messages, and a workaround for the rise of ad-blocking.
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As a cheaper workaround, these filmmakers used a gyro-stabilized camera drone that they held in front of them like a traditional film camera.
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The workaround at least ensures Aramco would not be part of the FTSE 100 Index – one of the main objections to the proposed listing.
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The new rules will assert the authority of the Internal Revenue Service over workaround strategies, the Treasury and IRS said in a public notice.
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And short of a messaging czar dictating a single global chat standard that everyone must use, it's a pretty good workaround, don't you think?
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Clarification: Because of a backend error, a double dash was changed to an em-dash in the suggested workaround from the Chrome Help commenter.
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The day after this story was originally published, the Facebook spokesperson retracted that explanation, saying the company had provided incorrect information about the workaround.
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Using the so-called "Safari Workaround," Google allegedly placed cookies that tracked iPhones' internet browsing history, which the company then used to sell ads.
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But there may be a third way forward, a workaround that sidesteps some of the problems of the first two and targets subjective experience.
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Technology is offering a workaround to increasingly strict abortion regulations, Apple's 'Find My' feature goes one step further, and how Amazon chooses its choices.
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My workaround was to create a Facebook album of photos for Portal set to be visible only to me, but that was a hassle.
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Well, there's a workaround: Private sellers — say, a family member or someone online — can sell you a gun without any background check at all.
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Incognito mode has long been used as a workaround for metered paywalls, which forces users to subscribe after they've hit a certain article limit.
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In fact, if you look at any blockchain solution, inevitably you'll find an awkward workaround to re-create trusted parties in a trustless world.
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Many post-Pynchon writers invent their own futuristic-sounding tech companies and products, too, as a workaround for imminent oldfangledness and, perhaps, legal repercussions.
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Meanwhile, the company has offered a workaround on its website for individuals to set a root password, which Apple says will prevent unauthorized access.
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New Jersey is the second state, after New York, to enact legislation to create a workaround to the SALT cap that involves charitable contributions.
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Because Apple forbids monitoring apps on its App Store, the apps were distributed to iOS devices via Apple's Enterprise Developer Program as a workaround.
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While Apple works on permanently fixing the problem, the tech giant offered a workaround for users concerned about any possible ramifications on its website.
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Check out the products mentioned in this article:iPad (From $329.99 at Best Buy)How to delete all emails on an iPad using a workaround
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But there is a workaround: the less formal upstairs cafe, surrounded by the pleasing lines and dark wood tones of a Prairie-style home.
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One workaround is to process the tubers into potato flour, which is then mixed with wheat flour to make steamed bread, noodles or cakes.
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One workaround is to process the tubers into potato flour, which is then mixed with wheat flour to make steamed bread, noodles and cakes.
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" Instead of the workaround using features already in the app, DoorDash is working on adding a contactless delivery feature "to be rolled out shortly.
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It's a street-tech workaround in a country where the postal system is slow and unreliable and regular street drug dealing is highly risky.
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As Yap points out, colds are highly prone to mutations, meaning they can develop a resistance to drugs or workaround any vaccines extremely quickly.
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It is unclear what the workaround will be if it is unable to build on the current route, though such reroutes can be costly.
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Specifically that Google developed a workaround for browser settings that allowed it to set its DoubleClick Ad cookie without iPhone users' knowledge or consent.
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The workaround at least ensures Aramco would not be part of the FTSE 100 Index — one of the main objections to the proposed listing.
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First, it eliminates a Communication Limits workaround that allowed younger iPhone users to add contacts without first having to enter a Screen Time passcode.
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You can&apost directly combine two columns in Excel, but luckily there&aposs a workaround using formulas and tools integrated into Excel&aposs software.
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The argument is that RFRAs (section 6 of the Georgia bill) create a legal workaround to nondiscrimination laws for employers, landlords, and business owners.
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Granted, sanctions writ large are increasingly seen as ineffective tools in modern geopolitics; it seems like there's always a workaround or hitch to them.
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"Workaround makes it super easy to use the entire city as your office by digitalizing the processes of renting and sub-letting vacant office space."
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White nationalists shared information on how to modify the file through various platforms, and even the Washington Times reported on the availability of this workaround.
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The last simply puts the value of the desired item on an IKEA gift card — a workaround for those items that can't be purchased online.
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Some turn to VPNs to access that content anyway, but it turns out that Telegram hasn't needed to rely on that workaround to get used.
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Disturbingly, He allegedly used fake blood tests as a workaround given that HIV-positive individuals are prohibited from participating in assisted reproduction, officials told Xinhua.
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But Seth Cohen, president and co-founder of the start-up Ooda Health, has a workaround that is so deceptively simple, it might just work.
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The Philippines ended capital punishment in 2006, but its new president, Rodrigo Duterte, has found a workaround: killing people without the bother of a trial.
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The latest dubious workaround would mean that Mr. Trump has found a way to use the many holes in the department to fill a void.
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The day before Twitter announced the new option, a workaround that let you set up a reverse chronological timeline using the Mute feature went viral.
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While Apple will likely eventually iron out this bug as well, affected users can use iOS's text replacement feature as a workaround in the meantime.
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Luckily, team scientists devised a clever workaround by using the Sun's pressure on the telescope's solar panels as a stand-in for the broken wheel.
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One possible workaround could be for universities to cut the tuition bill by reducing the number of units graduate students are required to enroll in.
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When Signal was blocked in Egypt and the United Arab Emirates in December, Open Whisper fought back successfully with a workaround for its Android app.
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In a 2009 conversation with Wired's then editor-in-chief Chris Anderson, Musk recounted a conversation with some Tesla employees while proposing a naive workaround.
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Presently, if you do want to save a tweet, the only workaround is to hit the like button as a way to save a tweet.
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Security patches offer a workaround, but The Register initially reported that they could slow down PCs by 5 to 30 percent, leading to widespread alarm.
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The browser means you should also be able to access videos that way — a kind of workaround until the company inevitably launches its own competitor.
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There's only one current workaround to using G Pay with an iPhone and that requires a paired and supported Wear OS watch (with NFC chip).
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Instead, Bruss sees a workaround — an open lane in which shoppers can avail of reverse ATMs that accept cash and spit out pre-paid cards.
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As for the iOS app, the company said it recently found a workaround to offer real-time caller ID for non-spam callers on iPhones.
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The case relates to the so called 'Safari workaround' Google used between 2011 and 2012 to override iPhone privacy settings and track users without consent.
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You should see a PiP icon on the video controls where the feature is available, and if not, there is a workaround you can try.
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A HUD whistleblower had also come forward saying Candy Carson had pressured her to find a workaround to the $5,2500 limit for the secretary's furnishings.
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But here's the workaround: if you choose the bar, you can control for guaranteed good vibes because you can pick spot that's not super crowded.
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Photo: Brian Skoloff (AP)Apple has finally delivered a fix to its Group FaceTime bug that let users eavesdrop on others with an accidental workaround.
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Zero-emissions credits are a hasty workaround to a looming reactor shutdown and are considerably less elegant than, say, a simple carbon tax would be.
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The new app finally puts an end to this silly workaround and makes it easier for everyone to watch Prime videos on their Apple TVs.
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There's a clever workaround to ordering Amazon's new Echo Dot, a hockey puck-shaped gadget that imbues any speaker system with the Alexa voice assistant.
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Gray leads the featured snippets team, and is thus presumably the techie tasked with finding a viable engineering workaround for humanity's myriad shades of grey.
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Rumours have also spread that accounts using the Android workaround to get early UK access may be banned, though there's no real evidence of this.
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Private companies have been trying to figure out a workaround, but city engineers can't even get into the pumping stations until the high water recedes.
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If the administration outlawed that workaround, "it would result in billions of dollars in increased costs for consumers and loss of coverage," the Democrats said.
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But Hyphen-Labs, a collective of women technologists of color, has developed an ingenious workaround—a scarf that occludes the wearer's face, but only selectively.
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If DOJ managed to find a workaround hack in the much more technically challenging San Bernardino case, what's stopping it in the New York case?
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If you're an Apple Music subscriber and feel left out by the plethora of Spotify Wrapped 'year in review' posts, there's a workaround for you.
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If the teen has a friend over, then Cuban won't make his daughter give up her phone, but he has installed an in-home workaround.
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Perhaps I was too focused on the best strategy for resolving a workplace squabble, and not enough on a technological workaround for this particular situation.
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One workaround is to spread your purchase out — for example, by using a portion of your money to buy one annuity annually over five years.
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But I developed a workaround for the ones I didn't support, creating a "pending" section in the plastic accordion file where I kept his bills.
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He then suggested a better workaround, we could simply go to another Applebee's, conveniently located just a ten-minute walk away on the same street.
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In 2017, Klobuchar helped introduce legislation to close a legal workaround known as the boyfriend loophole, which literally allowed abusive partners to continue buying firearms.
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The Obama administration had initially offered a workaround for religious groups in which the government would still guarantee birth control for people with employee insurance.
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The party avoided charges, but it was a near-death experience, since it paid its adversaries' legal fees and shut down the for-profit workaround.
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The Affordable Care Act, which I support because it has made health care available to millions of previously uninsured Americans, is also an enormous workaround.
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At the Workaround, members pay $150 a month for about 15 hours a week of desk time at Rough Draft, a Williamsburg co-working space.
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So, on the one hand, this is probably a crowdsourced workaround for Amazon which doesn't have the massive search engine capabilities of say, Google Assistant.
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This is a big money business and we can expect that whoever loses their cash cow will be working overtime to figure out another workaround.[Forbes]
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The solution Rodriguez and his crew came up with was an ingenious workaround: they would build their own soundsystem with repurposed materials from the black market.
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Then I stumbled on this little workaround from developer Andy Baio that gave me a straight-forward, chronological timeline and I've been using it ever since.
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Other ideas broached but not explicitly proposed are ending automatic renewal of Obamacare plans and killing the workaround that has largely held the individual markets together.
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As a workaround, simply turn the headphones off and back on: doing this will recalibrate the touch sensor, allowing it to work in the cold condition.
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But as software companies have gotten bolder about using Apple's workaround — since Apple never told them no — they're starting to push the boundaries of what's acceptable.
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Fortunately, there is an easy workaround to make use of your News Plus subscription even when you're not directly viewing an article in the News app.
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After more than a year of testing, YouTube will finally let you opt in to the Material Design version on desktop without requiring a URL workaround.
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It is impossible, for example, to create a workaround for one iPhone's encryption without potentially introducing something that could work for all of them, they said.
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And I'm also not speaking for people with needle phobias, although somehow I doubt a "system of exploding micro-needles and magnets" is the best workaround.
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If the threat of banning travel completely from non-compliant airports is implemented, the administration could have found another workaround to achieve its Muslim-banning goals.
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I've resorted to using the HomePod with my iPad as a standalone music device, and it's a silly workaround I feel a $350 speaker shouldn't necessitate.
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So even though Apple's browser natively purges third party cookies to enhance user privacy by default Facebook's engineers appear to have managed to create a workaround.
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The three states suing attempted a workaround by setting up charitable funds to which taxpayers could donate, and then deduct those donations from their federal taxes.
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So what's the workaround if you want to score a deal and also give a present that doesn't look like an elf puked all over it?
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Sony's page offers a workaround separate from the one linked above while also including at least one question and answer that could be perceived as snarky.
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CIRP attributes this to the ease of signing up for iCloud combined with its ability to function as a workaround for a lack of onboard storage.
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Apparently it took two days for Adblock Plus to come up with the workaround, and only a fraction of that time for Facebook to disable it.
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But on August 11th Facebook accused it of ensnaring legitimate content from friends and Pages, and rolled out the code necessary to thwart Adblock Plus' workaround.
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If that provision were not allowed, it could cause a major drop in conservative support from anti-abortion Republicans and require a workaround to be found.
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Stephen Colbert has found a workaround for those hoping to avoid receiving text messages from President Trump as part of the new national presidential alert system.
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Albeit, it remains trivially easy for anyone who already knows the 'Tommy Robinson' 'brand' to workaround the YouTube restrictions by using another mainstream Google-owned technology.
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And though the workaround is there to deal with a Safari feature, the same setup applies no matter which browser you launch a Zoom link from.
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In its latest move to skirt adblockers, Facebook so effectively disguised sponsored posts that it took one major adblocker nearly a month to develop a workaround.
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The solution to ad blocking will not come from a technical workaround, a ruthless prosecution of the ad blockers or through forcing a subscription on users.
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But I was getting tired of sports bras and bralettes that didn't give me shape and showed my nipples, so I found a workaround: nipple covers.
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While the government won't generally give you a new number, it can usually offer you a workaround in instances where it affects your daily financial life.
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There is one potential workaround, however: the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact, a clever proposal that uses the Constitution's ambiguity on electors to its own ends.
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One workaround — which also happens to serve those of us in more traditional fields — is to enjoy the art of ink expression in a minimal way.
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In the interview on Sunday, Mr. Mnuchin said that he had not yet seen a workaround that concerned him, but that he was monitoring such efforts.
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It's possible that's why this workaround even exists to begin with and has been able to fly under the radar for as long as it has.
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It is impossible, for example, to create a workaround for one iPhone's encryption without potentially introducing something that could work for all of them, they said.
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The corporate PAC workaround is "clearly bad, policy-wise," said Brendan Fischer, the director of federal reform at the Campaign Legal Center, a nonpartisan ethics watchdog.
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The Central American Minors program was designed as a workaround to reunite children with their parents, by allowing the kids to apply from their home countries.
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Let that janky workaround serve as a reminder: We don't think about our digital data being isolated on old devices in old formats until it is.
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That's because insurers and state regulators prepared a workaround in anticipation of Mr. Trump's move — and at least for 216, most consumers could benefit from it.
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The White House must create an encryption workaround so law enforcement can get at criminals' hidden communications, presidential candidate John Kasich said during Thursday night's debate.
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Apple Watch users can now directly sync their workouts automatically to Strava without a third-party workaround thanks to a new HealthKit update released this week.
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Rather than using the traditional Stadia controller, however, Reddit user SmashShock created a workaround that enables touch gaming on an Android phone — no additional app required.
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And having NATO serve as the public representative for the American-led mission in Iraq could serve as a workaround for Mr. Sadr's sensitivities, officials say.
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Nonethanol gas is not widely available, so a workaround is using an additive that will inhibit fuel-system corrosion caused by ethanol, which is alcohol-based.
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Plus, there are now new alternatives like AltStore, a recently launched workaround for installing unsanctioned apps on iOS devices without the hassle of jailbreaking at all.
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But Rachel Bien, an attorney at employment law firm Outten & Golden LLP, told CNN Business the LLC workaround for AB5 may not hold up in court.
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The FBI was ultimately able to use what the Washington Post says was a one-time workaround that it paid a freelance group of hackers to deploy.
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It's a nice idea to sell people on, but it's one that relies on a clever crowdfunding workaround: the Frank team didn't do most of the work.
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Previous reporting has told us that the tool uses a workaround to brute force its way in by guessing a users' password until it gets it right.
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Others are serving as consultants — what Alan Zibel, the research director who compiled the Public Citizen report, sees as a convenient workaround to actually having to register.
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Between 2008 and 2013 there were about 1,000 tunnels in use, said Shaban the Gazan economist, serving as a lucrative workaround to Israel's land and sea siege.
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The Trump administration is using a regulatory workaround to achieve some of the same goals of Republicans' failed efforts to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.
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Letter said it was still an unlawful workaround — that Congress clearly denied funding for the specific item that Trump was trying to pay for using this money.
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Although Uber plans to give some of its drivers cash bonuses, it is viewed as a workaround since SEC rules prevent giving private stock shares to freelancers.
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But for the time being, KeyOne owners have to go through a somewhat annoying workaround to get the apps to stop reinstalling: uninstalling the BlackBerry launcher altogether.
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The server was designed as a "workaround" to a security change in Safari 12, requiring users to accept launching Zoom before every meeting, a Zoom spokesperson said.
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"Our experience has been that when we were working in countries where the lighting was problematic, surgeons have had to come up with workaround solutions," said Weiser.
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As a workaround for those who lack required forms of ID, Senate Bill 5 permitted voters to fill out a form explaining themselves—under penalty of perjury.
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An appeal seems inevitable; or a workaround, such as getting a friendly third party to bid on behalf of the old owners (though this is specifically banned).
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Plus, if you're someone who dislikes the fact that USB-C doesn't automatically disconnect like MagSafe does, it's also a hacky workaround to get that functionality back.
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That particular workaround didn't last long, but by the time it was removed, I knew I couldn't go back to just one country's TV shows and movies.
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But the Little Sisters of the Poor, the University of Notre Dame and three dozen more plaintiffs are not likely to bow down to the justices' workaround.
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You've already tried the best and most difficult response: finding a workaround that indicates your continued interest and that some deeper problem is gumming up the works.
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To get around this limitation, users would often put a period before the user name at the beginning of the tweet, a workaround that is now commonplace.
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The company already faces potentially billions of dollars in fines due to the emissions workaround, and the Justice Department sued the company over the scandal in January.
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In the past, agencies like the EPA have even encouraged these types of lawsuits as a convenient workaround to the normal rulemaking process used for promulgating regulations.
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There is one workaround, through an obscure process called budget reconciliation, which allows the Senate to pass one piece of legislation a year with a simple majority.
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But new research suggests that anti-vaxxers may be finding a workaround: exploiting religious belief exemptions that are permitted in 45 states and the District of Columbia.
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One fascinating recent and ongoing example of such a workaround is the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact (NPV), developed as a way of undermining the Electoral College.
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If you have a flatbed scanner — but no attachment for scanning transparencies — Make Magazine's downloadable template for a do-it-yourself cardboard adapter is one inexpensive workaround.
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They found a clever workaround: Obamacare's subsidies are based on the cost for one type of plan: a silver plan, which covers 70 percent of medical costs.
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"This bill is a workaround to a White House that continues to obstruct and stonewall the legitimate oversight work of Congress," Nadler said in a statement Wednesday.
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Until some enterprising laptop maker eliminates physical keyboards and creates a notebook with two full-color screens on top and bottom, this could be the best workaround.
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"A workaround that might be effective is if an order list pops up (on the computer screen) with everything pertinent to someone with kidney stones," Irvin said.
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According to Korean media, the game's maker Niantic Labs had to figure out a workaround for its map in South Korea, so as not violate the law.
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Mr. Tillis and Ms. Collins said they understood that Senate Republican leaders were hoping to devise some kind of workaround to address concerns of anti-abortion lawmakers.
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During the first day of his hearing, Mr. Sessions said that the law "absolutely" prohibits waterboarding, and he offered no hints about a workaround to reinstate it.
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It's a clever workaround as long as Apple doesn't pull the app, and it will mean others will be able to create additional skins in the future.
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Historically, workaround options have included wearing a diaper in-flight and practicing "tactical dehydration" to reduce the need, which can cause headaches and lead to other problems.
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"This, to me, seems like a workaround to get a certain kind of clientele that the [platforms] — as they existed before — would have gotten themselves," Collins said.
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Grayshift warned customers about the upcoming changes at the time, but clients were confident Grayshift had found a workaround, according to other emails previously obtained by Motherboard.
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The club in Davos appealed to the Swiss government, even offering to hire Majul as a skills coach in the hopes that might provide a legal workaround.
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Despite the workaround by the two Chinese companies, Trump officials said their sanctions were working, pointing to the fact that North Korean exports and imports were down.
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You won't be able to watch football on your smartphone, but a YouTube spokesperson told me that you can cast games to the TV screen as a workaround.
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A district court judge in July halted the company from distributing the plans for free, but Defense Distributed soon found a workaround and began legally selling the plans.
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As such, I'll have to find a workaround, or manually adjust the timings throughout the year if I want optimal light and privacy control in my stairway window.
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You can also of course set Gmail as your primary mail service whenever you want—it just routes through the iOS Mail app unless you follow this workaround.
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But with some of these bans making exceptions for hybrids, cars like the SF90 Stradale might offer a workaround if you want to buy a traditional Ferrari engine.
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This is a workaround for that hassle, at least for customers interested in spending the money on what, at first blush, seems like a very decent streaming gadget.
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Google pulled the app last year in retaliation for Amazon refusing to stock its hardware, and the search giant wasn't happy when Amazon offered a browser-based workaround.
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In the latest workaround, it even required users to manually edit their filter list—which is an added barrier of entry that most people won't bother to cross.
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But there's the whole crux: a great feature that might've factored into the initial buying decision for some is just gone and now requires a workaround to maintain.
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As for the more recent vulnerabilities, it's not clear yet what workarounds exist, and there might not always be a workaround that creates software solutions to hardware problems.
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Google has already gotten into trouble as the result of the so-called "Safari Workaround," which ignored user's cookie settings within the Safari browser to track them regardless.
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But if you use a virtual private network (VPN) to access content that's not available in your country, your workaround may not stay intact for long, Hastings said.
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It's a clever workaround to a tricky problem: how do you get people to try VR gaming when the entire rig is too expensive for entry-level players?
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I think if it's not reliable to share songs with people then people won't share songs exactly in that way, or they'll find kind of a janky workaround.
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Or at least two years ago, when an Adblock-based workaround for trailer-free computer viewing became popular, and director Rian Johnson tweaked the company over autoplaying trailers?
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Two weeks ago, Amazon got YouTube back on the Echo Show by simply directing users to the web version, a workaround that left a lot to be desired.
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Since Apple's developed its own Screen Time feature, it could potentially share its technology so developers can avoid using a workaround that runs up against Apple's privacy stipulations.
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Albeit, he was quickly able to workaround Facebook's ban simply by using a friend's Facebook account to livestream himself harassing a journalist at his home late at night.
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A health-tracking app that's only viewable on a tiny watch face, and not in a compatible mobile app, is an odd workaround; maybe it will get there.
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A workaround for UK Android users to access the game via sideloading is being passed around so brazenly that even the Guardian published a step-by-step guide.
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But with disc drives from the Saturn breaking down as time goes on, the new workaround should allow players to continue using their consoles for years to come.
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In the heat of the moment (literally and figuratively), the students discovered one workaround — wearing the girls' uniform, which includes the option to wear pants *or* a skirt.
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Ipsy also says it's not set up right now to handle customers who want both memberships, so those who do should create a second account as a workaround.
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The Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau has developed a workaround that is designed to prevent wineries from seeing their taxes go up due to this change.
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Due out early next year for an undisclosed sum, the new Mod presents an interesting workaround to the pains of introducing a next-generation network to a handset.
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In recent years, some of the co-ops have discovered a workaround, programming the elevators to stop automatically only on the floors with residents who use the service.
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Smith, which offered a parsimonious interpretation of the Free Exercise Clause and prompted Congress to pass the Religious Freedom Restoration Act in an attempt at a legislative workaround.
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Victor Chang, who founded Furbo's manufacturer, Tomofun, with his wife, Maggie Cheung, said the company is testing a "dog nanny" service that it hopes will provide a workaround.
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"We made the Here apps compatible with Windows 10 by using a workaround that will no longer be effective after June 30, 2016," explains Here spokesperson Pino Bonetti.
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It also bars her from the presidency, though she found a workaround by choosing U Win Myint, a longtime ally, to serve as president and report to her.
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But if you're really determined to kill this feature before the updates roll out, there is a workaround: uninstall all updates for the Google app on your phone.
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Paying for internet services and subscriptions has gone from being a sign that you lack the technical skills to find a good workaround to being a status symbol.
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Four involved matches obtained using Family Tree DNA's database, after law enforcement agencies working with Parabon submitted the profiles directly — a workaround that Family Tree DNA does allow.
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The legitimacy of government requires sunshine, and the practice of governance sometimes requires darkness—and, in the face of that contradiction, leaks are a kind of informal workaround.
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One such workaround is something called a prepping center, where packages are delivered from third-party retailers — people who use platforms like Amazon to sell their own stuff.
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The IRS says families can effectively do what the Obama administration is proposing on their own, but it is a cumbersome workaround that might leave them worse off.
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At Warren Fabricating & Machining in Hubbard, Ohio, where at least four out of 10 applicants test positive for drug use, Regina Mitchell, a co-owner, has a workaround.
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But this is an interim solution until Microsoft rolls out its official version of a dual-screen Windows 10 later this year, and it feels like a workaround.
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You can buy an inexpensive adapter as a workaround, but because these protrude from the wall they can get bumped and disconnected, causing electricity to arc and spark.
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The SEC's IEX workaround, and the resulting domino effect of new market inefficiency, would impair price discovery and the potential overload of the system could cause systemic problems.
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If you've been using these workaround apps and you don't want to lose your carefully curated catalog and playlists, you might want to consider coughing up the cash.[TorrentFreak]
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According to Plom, Perscope users have long requested the feature and had previously created their own ad hoc workaround by covering the camera lense of the phone when broadcasting.
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A team at France's National Institute for Agricultural Research (INRA) has figured out a workaround, the Telegraph reported on Friday, and cheese traditionalists are pretty "feta up" about it!
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Jassy said that forms also often change, and if you are using a template as a workaround for OCR's lack of intelligence, the template breaks if you move anything.
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In at least nine state with telemedicine abortion services, technology presents a welcome workaround for situations in which no nearby providers are registered and able to dispense the medication.
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Russia has backed off on targeting the services, but according to TASS, it has now moved on to targeting VPN services that would provide a workaround for Telegram users.
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A new study from the Salk Institute suggests an interesting workaround: If we're trying to change a gene's behavior, why do we need to actually edit it at all?
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Quantum supremacy simply means finding one single algorithm for which a quantum computer always win, and for which a classical workaround can't be found to solve the same problem.
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Instead of asking for less access, however, they sought a workaround so that they could still suck up the data without making people aware that they were doing so.
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Two people can listen to the same Spotify account at the same time if you use an Offline Mode workaround, but you'll need to have a Spotify Premium subscription.
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So in the meantime here's a suggested workaround: Only listen to Swedish death metal, so your kids can't understand it (unless you speak Swedish, in which case, you're fucked).
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If you're sick of your local television station screwing you around when it comes to Season 10 of The X-Files, then we have a legal workaround for you.
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Twitter is rolling out the long tweets feature to select accounts as a test, but Twitter user Prof9 has discovered a workaround to get longer tweets a little early.
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The results can vary based on the geography of the room being used, but it's a viable workaround for those who want to step up from current surround systems.
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I haven't been able to find a true workaround for this, as the three riding modes — beginner, intermediate and pro — all seem to give similar feedback via the remote.
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It's still not good enough to serve as your primary listening device — of course, the company's got the workaround for that, in the form of the Sub and Link.
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Awesome Icons is in some ways a workaround for those who don't want to root or install a full launcher, and it doesn't change icons in the app drawer.
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But there's a legal debate raging about whether the deadline to ratify the amendment guaranteeing equal rights to women passed decades ago or if there's a possible legal workaround.
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In Little Sisters of the Poor v Burwell (2016), a group of non-profit organisations balked at a workaround by which the government provided their employees with birth control.
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As the Apple case unfolded, the tendency of the feds to use the centuries-old law as a workaround in technology cases became apparent and correctly drew widespread scrutiny.
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The cyber university could be a workaround to the current FBI requirements and serve as a training ground for the technical skills that would be needed on the job.
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We hope Apple has a fix soon because even though this workaround exists, we can't be sure of the extent of this particular flaw until Apple takes a look.
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Netscape, a now-defunct software firm, developed a workaround in the form of "cookies", small files that live in a browser, which originally served as a digital shopping cart.
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The ransomware froze the system the city uses for executing home sales, which reportedly hurt the local market, but the city began implementing a manual workaround earlier this week.
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So he came up with a simple workaround: He started putting Zendaya in outfits that had already been worn by people more famous than she was (Beyoncé, Kylie Jenner).
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However, the response seems over the top, especially when you consider that it was devised as a workaround to deal with an unforeseen technical issue involving a outsourced company.
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Our workaround was to slightly tweak the calculation for Net SE, replacing the numerator (Net New ARR) with the intra-quarter difference in GAAP revenue multiplied by 263 (annualized).
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So if you're really desperate to try it out then you could try signing up to a (reputable) VPN with a US exit node to workaround the region-block.
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These versions mashed up real, copyrighted audio from artists with fan-made lip-syncing videos, giving Vimeo users a workaround to listen to music without having to purchase it.
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When the administration canceled the subsidies, states and insurers found a workaround so people would still be able to get financial assistance and not be hit with high premiums.
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Republican senators this week sought to craft a workaround proposal that would placate concerned members and avoid an embarrassing rejection of the president's order, but talks collapsed on Wednesday.
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I SHOULD'VE KNOWN BY THE WAY YOU PARKED YOUR CAR: German automaker Volkswagen has reached a deal with federal regulators on a penalty relating to its emissions test workaround.
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That's made things a lot harder for developers, but Gary says he's working on a workaround for his own app that he hopes will keep his mapping service running.
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Monday's announcement raises questions as to whether such reconciliation instructions will be included in the upcoming bill, and what congressional Republicans might hope to pass with the parliamentary workaround.
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"I would guess the IRS's focus will be on the SALT workaround programs, but in fairness they probably need to think more broadly in applying the rules," he said.
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The United States is perhaps unique in the degree to which it protects free speech, but there might be a workaround: do plain packaging without the graphic warning labels.
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One of those loopholes allows gun owners a quick workaround to a state law that requires the use of a "tool" to physically detach a magazine from a rifle.
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The judge ruled against it, but the governor found a workaround: The state's senior health official declared that polling sites were a public hazard and shut them all down.
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Just like Amtrak citing prepackaged meals as a chic and contemporary workaround to a prepared meal, the emphasis on ease — on maximizing every second — is supposed to be sexy.
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"I would guess the IRS focus will be on the SALT workaround programs, but in fairness they probably need to think more broadly in applying the rules," he said.
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David Christensen, vice president for government affairs at the Family Research Council, said they're hopeful Republicans can find a workaround to keep the abortion-related provisions in the bill.
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"Refusing to catalogue paid political ads because the Bloomberg campaign found a workaround means there will be less transparency for the content he is paying to promote," she wrote.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) said on Twitter that Facebook's new policy represented a "workaround" and that the company's refusal to catalogue the sponsored posts would result in less transparency.
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Congress, including Republicans, want Canada included in any new NAFTA, and some Democrats have even challenged the Trump administration, saying he's violating TPA by attempting to find a workaround.
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Such a single workaround (whether it's the software or the legal precedent) can never be guaranteed not to pose a risk for many innocent citizens, and cannot be uncreated.
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My workaround for this has been to insert a business card behind the travel card, increasing the distance and insulation from the stuff inside — that solves all card clash issues.
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However its strategy of publicly consulting on amendments to surveillance law to try to workaround the CJEU's ruling against indiscriminate data retention regimes has drawn withering criticism from privacy groups.
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We do not, however, generally treat all federal employees as having a massive ethical cloud over their heads just because they could probably use this workaround to break the law.
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While workaround fixes for affected systems—or at the very least, those that are still supported by developers—have begun rolling out, per Wired, they're far from an ideal solution.
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There is a workaround if you really want to fire the foam cars without placing the blasters against a flat surface, you can just press the button on the bottom.
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The problem with this workaround is that these are static files — you'd have to export a new one every time you want to update a playlist, which is a pain.
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In a statement, a Zoom spokesperson said the server was designed as a "workaround" to a security change in Safari 12, requiring users to accept launching Zoom before every meeting.
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Whatever Apple did to block GrayKey here, though, chances are that Grayshift — the company that develops GrayKey — is already looking for a workaround to continue to bypass Apple's password systems.
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Should you opt for one of Google's Pixels, that cloud storage is free, which makes it a decent workaround for not having the option to expand the device's internal storage.
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Last month it also signed an undertaking with the DPC on this related to GDPR compliance, so again appears to have some kind of regulatory-workaround 'mechanism' in the works.
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A workaround to Japan's ban on game rentals, the Disk System let kids with smaller take rewritable cartridges to stores to have a whole new game swapped on to them.
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One workaround has been using retro Bluetooth controllers from a company like 8bitdo, but it's puzzling why Sony didn't see this issue with Nintendo's devices and try to solve it.
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My workaround has been to slightly cross my eyes and hold my phone at an angle to make words illegible while I fumble around iOS to open a blank message.
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With this workaround, you can prevent your read receipt from activating simply by switching on airplane mode, which turns off all Wi-Fi and cellular connections, after you've received messages.
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You can also post your Kanvas creations on Snapchat, but (perhaps because Snapchat wants to save the premium UI for its own tools) it requires a fiddly workaround, Singh said.
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Michael Dunne, president of investment advisory firm Dunne Automotive, said he had recently worked on deals where instead of acquiring companies, Chinese buyers had established licensing agreements as a workaround.
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Despite understanding the safety concern, Kim feels there are other ways of handling it, citing extra security as a workaround, but Khloé brings up Kim's Paris robbery as a counterpoint.
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Republicans, therefore, will certainly be able to thwart the supermajorities required to pass a constitutional amendment, and will also almost certainly be able to stop a National Popular Vote workaround.
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The biggest practical effect this might have on users is that Cortana is used to set up Microsoft devices, so the company will need to create a workaround for that.
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Verma warned against three practices: Changing how the law's subsidies are calculated, banning insurers from "silver loading," a workaround that has helped prevent premium increases before, and ending automatic enrollment.
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My workaround to the shoes being slightly large is that I added the shearling insoles and I mostly wear these with jeans or thick socks underneath so they stay secure.
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Sure, there's a workaround within the camera roll itself that lets you send a photo directly to Snapchat, but there's no native way to do it directly within the app.
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Still, accepting Bitcoin directly—versus using a service that converts money to cryptocurrency, and back again, which Royse-Mallers described as a "wonky workaround"—presents its own problems, she explained.
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Apparently, the NSA knows about your extremely elaborate privacy workaround — putting your iPhone in the freezer is so 2013 — and can hear your calls at cruising altitude just the same.
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However, there is a workaround: If you have WeChat Pay, an alliance between the two companies will soon allow the Chinese app to be used at all Line Pay vendors.
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Once it found a workaround, using a still-mysterious hack likely provided by a forensics firm, the DOJ retracted its request to compel Apple to help break into the phone.
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Delay can be a workaround when an election still needs to be held, he says, but this one does not, since Mr. Sanders now stands very little chance of winning.
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Or, if it's a really heated conversation that requires reading the entire message followed by lots of time to craft a response, I've found a long-winded, but helpful workaround.
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"The federal government has essentially found a workaround by purchasing location data used by marketing firms rather than going to court on a case-by-case basis," The Journal reported.
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Unlike before when she first learned about her vaginismus, she's talking openly with Ola about what's going on and they realize side-by-side masturbation is a workaround for now.
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One such workaround is something called a prepping center, where third-party retailers — people who use Amazon to sell their own stuff — send packages to be repackaged to Amazon's standards.
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Another workaround could be that Vodafone India sells some of its equity to Aditya Birla Group in order to equalize their stakes, or that it receives an equalizing cash payment.
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The strap's makers developed a useful workaround to allow users to keep the wearable on their wrist 24/7, which is essential to have a complete picture of recovery data.
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Luckily, I developed a workaround that made things easier: Each time I put the prosthetic back on, I would go back into my phone's settings and enroll a new fingerprint.
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I chose the Yale/Nest lock because it was the best rated on Wirecutter and because a Google rep (Google owns Nest) was the one who suggested this brilliant workaround.
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Studio directors like Philip Tibitoski of the Young Horses (creators of Octodad) have had to find whatever workaround protects their bottom line, while also protecting the supportive culture they've cultivated.
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It's alarming to hear of any workaround for sophisticated consumer security tech, but even if some kind of mask hack ends up working, it doesn't exactly scale to the average consumer.
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Kids might be disappointed at the GoPro Session's lack of a built-in LCD screen for instantly viewing the race results, but streaming to a smartphone app is a decent workaround.
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Porn historians tend to agree that it (like tentacle porn) was a workaround to depict some kind of sexual pleasure in a country where censorship laws required the pixilation of genitals.
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Though some governments have responded with the tax holiday workaround—essentially meeting the companies in the middle by offering temporary tax breaks to bring the money home—that's backfired big time.
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Constrained by domestic oversight and budgets, the US military is now outsourcing some aspects of regional wars to Gulf states, Saudi Arabia in particular, as a reasonable if not attractive workaround.
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You could make use of "tap-to-pair" functionality for linking Bluetooth speakers and other accessories to your iPhone, something Android allows and a big workaround to obnoxious wireless pairing woes.
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Dorn at the Urban Institute suggested the most concrete workaround: a question on tax forms that asks people whether they have insurance and signs them up if the answer is no.
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However since then the rise of social media platforms has provided an unregulated workaround for election spending rules by offering a free-for-all conduit for political ads by the backdoor.
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Republicans seem to have found a workaround to the CRA's timeline that gives them just 603 days to review regulations and have potentially opened up years of agency decisions for review.
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The thing is, the Google Assistant can be perfectly useful even without that history — the workaround is to manually disable location history after turning it on just to enable the Assistant.
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Cadillac is using an interesting workaround to this conundrum by deploying a fleet of LiDAR mapping cars that will then send information to Super Cruise vehicles using over-the-air updates.
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One workaround is for the old to "borrow" from the young on the understanding that the young will eventually be "repaid", when they themselves grow frail, by the as yet unborn.
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The fix is that you'll have to move your furniture out-of-the-way once in a while, which ultimately isn't that bad of a workaround given 360 Eye's other advantages.
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This new car will be faster, last twice as long (meaning no more mid-race car swaps, the current workaround for Formula E's battery limitations), and is simply striking to behold.
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So in the early 1990s when the collapse of the junk bond market led many companies to go bust and renegotiate their debts, clever tax attorneys came up with a workaround.
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Religious non-profits objected to an Obamacare workaround that required them to fill out a form so that insurers could provide contraception to the non-profits' employees without their direct involvement.
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But there's a workaround: Some sleuthing into the workings of our favorite beauty retailers found that we don't have to spend thousands of dollars to make it look like we did.
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On July 7, he wrote, a "regression in the fix" caused it to no longer work, and though Zoom issued another patch on Sunday, he was able to create a workaround.
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DRAP Chief Executive Muhammad Aslam said he has recommended a workaround to the health ministry for companies to raise prices for some critical medicines, and a decision could come next month.
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IRS may nix blue states' workaround on tax deduction capsAlmost half of Americans don't expect to have enough money to retire comfortablyWhat the new tax law means for your charitable giving
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Regulations for short-term rentals are even tighter here (nothing under 60 days, in theory), but the online services have provided an easy workaround to that rule, in Mr. White's view.
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It's actually a super-clever workaround that adds extravehicular redundancy to highly automated vehicles — kind of like an off-site backup for the sensory component of our future autonomous virtual drivers.
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With respect to the payroll tax workaround, Congress has explicitly said that taxes paid by employers should remain deductible, and nothing requires states to tax the wage income of their residents.
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But if Apple had already created a workaround — a back door, in industry terms — to sell phones in Australia, the American authorities could have simply ordered Apple to use the tool.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - While crude deliveries by larger ships to Beaumont in Texas remain restricted after Hurricane Harvey, a workaround using pipelines can supply Exxon Mobil's refinery there, shipping sources said.
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Scribes are workarounds for electronic medical records, and bar code scanning is a workaround for our failure to put patient safety anywhere near the top of the health care priority list.
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This is a shameful workaround, and I really tried to avoid it, I promise I did, but I'd estimate over the course of the month, I did this about four times.
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If Republicans can rewrite that language so it includes more abortion providers and generates more budget savings, as is required under reconciliation rules, that might be an adequate workaround, sources say.
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And if Mr. Trump really wants to break ground immediately and avoid Congress, there is — as always in Washington — a workaround that would let him do so at least in theory.
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But the I.R.S. chief counsel pushed to "prioritize" SALT issues after states began developing their workaround plans, in order to clarify the issue for taxpayers before the 2019 tax filing season.
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Chipmakers like Intel and Micron have reportedly found a workaround to the recent ban on US firms selling electronics to the Chinese telecom giant Huawei, according to New York Times sources.
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It's a complicated workaround to a problem facing the ride-sharing companies, which can't grant stock to their drivers due to SEC rules that prevent giving private company stock shares to freelancers.
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Those plans provide a workaround to caps on pre-tax retirement contributions by letting eligible employers defer a portion of their salary (and the taxes on that money) until a later date.
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But police in Miami Beach, Florida have come up with a clever workaround: They're using a tethered blimp, called an aerostat, for crowd surveillance and they argue that it's not a drone.
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Publishers will get to keep 100 percent of the subscription revenue and the customer data, while Facebook charges nothing and the mobile web workaround circumvents Apple's standard 30 percent fee on subscriptions.
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The awkward workaround illustrates the difficulties Google and other tech companies face in advancing image-recognition technology, which the companies hope to use in self-driving cars, personal assistants, and other products.
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Instead, they found a workaround: users of the dark web site posted links to child pornography that was hosted on a file sharing service, so investigators obtained IP addresses from that host.
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Twitter confirms it's testing a feature that allows users to more easily create "tweetstorms" – those series of connected tweets that have grown to be a popular workaround for Twitter's character count limitations.
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I don't encourage that myself, but his workaround of finding a nearby spot to doze for 15 (a café, a library, a park in nice weather) could be workable for some. 2.
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Why it matters: The FTC has been skeptical of so-called "certificates of public advantage" — policies that some states adopt as a workaround to approve hospital mergers while avoiding federal antitrust scrutiny.
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Multiple users have reached out to Apple Support on Twitter expressing frustration, but unlike the case of the "i" bug, Apple has not yet published a support page with a helpful workaround.
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Thanks to smartphones and the rise of apps like Snapchat and Periscope, vertical videos have gone from being an annoyance requiring a workaround to a popular and often preferred video file format.
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As a workaround, users who want to make the move to another account could switch on their vacation responder instead to automatically reply to emails with a note about their new address.
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Questions remain over how information harvested by domestic intelligence agencies might be shared with foreign equivalent agencies in other countries (and thus vice versa, as a workaround for any domestic surveillance limits).
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In the commercial sector, where regulation has a more powerful bite, the lines between scraping and 'providing' data are frequently self-servingly blurred by the entities involved — seeking to workaround the law.
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Android users have enjoyed this sort of integration on a far deeper level for years, which makes the fact that the current iOS implementation is such a wonky workaround even more noticeable.
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Adblock Plus launched a workaround to Facebook's ad block bypass today that ham-handedly removes posts from friends and Pages, not just ads, according to a statement provided by Facebook to TechCrunch.
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But she says having Apple find a workaround to its security features defeats this purpose if it paves the way for other people, governments -- even terrorist groups -- to access people's private information.
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Zoom says that this setup is in place as a "workaround" to a feature of Safari 12 that would require users to approve Zoom launching every time they click a call link.
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Colonial Pipeline said on Tuesday it would resume work to remove a bypass line it had constructed as a workaround after the spill and restart the original gasoline line by mid-November.
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Darden says he can't help much in the way of the police report, so Cochran figures out a workaround: He'll have the family sue the city for police brutality and wrongful death.
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Eventually, a private consultant developed a way to hack into the phone without Apple's help, and sold the idea to the F.B.I. Agents in the Trail Mix case also found a workaround.
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Ben Williams, director of advocacy at eyeo, confirms to TechCrunch it's now just short of a year since it figured out a way to counter Facebook's workaround for Adblock Plus ad blocks.
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"Many will be watching to see if other states join the suit and if the federal government will increase its scrutiny of the 'workaround' processes that were previously passed by the States."
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Now, not only did the developer of Revive, who identifies simply as Libre VR, already find a way around the new DRM, his new workaround makes it easier to pirate Oculus games.
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Others worried that the payroll tax workaround would be unpopular with New Yorkers, as it would result in lower gross pay, even if their take-home pay would ultimately remain the same.
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Without such a workaround, these ambassadors argued, Iran would be unable to reap the economic benefits promised by the nuclear agreement, leaving little reason for the Iranians to remain committed to it.
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The FDA did not immediately trigger a regulatory workaround enabling qualified medical centers to roll out tests that they had designed themselves — tests that are now starting to become more widely available.
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As the Journal reports, however: The federal government has essentially found a workaround by purchasing location data used by marketing firms rather than going to court on a case-by-case basis.
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"Delegation of nonexclusive duties functions currently as a complete workaround to the Vacancies Act's time limits as almost nothing is exclusive to these positions by statute," O'Connell told me earlier this month.
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As another person stumbles upon this workaround, they share it, and more people experience the joy of brute-forcing a billion-dollar platform used by millions every day into being less terrible.
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Huawei has said it will provide a "'workaround" to make up for the absence of the Google Play Store, so that users can download popular apps such as Facebook, Instagram, and Netflix.
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The two agencies went back and forth over the next three weeks, until an OMB official proposed a workaround: Simply downgrade the rule and bypass the assessments, including impacts on children's health.
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Private web browsing is fine and the intelligent tracker prevention in Safari helps users control whether cookies follow them around the web, although Google quickly found a workaround after the feature was announced.
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But with a bizarre workaround, there is a way to access a very, very limited browser on the Echo Show, and it might help more skilled hackers sideload new apps onto the device.
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Still, even if Apple doesn't offer that functionality in the future, at least audiophiles looking to play their FLAC collections on Apple's devices may have some workaround when iOS 11 launches this fall.
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It's a complicated workaround to a unique problem facing the ride-sharing company, which can't grant stock to their drivers due to SEC rules that prevent giving private company stock shares to freelancers.
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It adds that countries where Internet access (or use of Facebook specifically) is blocked or censored can also be a motivation for people to use Tor as a workaround for that block (i.e.
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But it also shows how much of a sort of clever workaround effort this was on the part of Hancock and Lane, an electric drag racing team that helped Chevy build the car.
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Update: We've heard from a few users that Voice over LTE (VoLTE) wonkiness might be the problem, a temporary workaround is to go to Settings > Cellular > Cellular Data Options > Enable LTE > Data Only.
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While the new iPhone ships with a Lightning dongle and a pair of Lightning wired earbuds, Chen concludes that wireless earphones — like Apple's new AirPods — are the easiest workaround for the iPhone 27.
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Customer complaints date back to the launch of the Galaxy S7 on March 11, with some users suggesting disabling Bluetooth, or uninstalling apps that use location in the background, as a temporary workaround.
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Although a solution hasn't been found, there is a temporary workaround that involves either updating DNS settings to a public DNS server or connecting to the Arlo app with Wi-Fi turned off.
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But one should not underestimate the will of the horny—porn, uh, finds a way, and adult content providers have already figured out a workaround that even the regulatory body admits are effective.
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Those included calling to boycott Apple for not providing a workaround so the FBI could bypass iPhone security and restrict some aspects of the freedom of speech in the name of national security.
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Social media company Facebook is one such company that relies a 'parental consent' system to 'verify' the age of teen users — though, as we've previously reported, it's trivially easy for kids to workaround.
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However, the workaround is a "paperwork headache," and wineries still want a legislative fix along with an extension of the two-year excise tax relief they got in the tax law, Kaiser said.
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Reaction: McMahon says the study explores a possible creative workaround — a drug that targets both the old receptor and engages a new one — to provide pain relief without most of the side effects.
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With some of the longest work hours and heaviest drinking habits in the world (not to mention drinking frequently for work), South Koreans have long needed a workaround to get through the week.
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As a workaround, some mail providers allow you to keep messages on the server without deleting them automatically after they download, but then you have to repeatedly delete a message on each device.
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If that's the case, or you just don't want to go that route, there is a workaround that's easier and available to all: Creating a poll via the usual message box using emojis.
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Both use the specific Apple developer tool in question as a kind of workaround to iOS restrictions, so that an app can run features in the background while it's not being actively used.
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"It's a convoluted kludge of a workaround," said David Anderson, a research associate at the Duke University Margolis Center for Health Policy, who has looked closely at how carriers are pricing their plans.
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Debtors' prisons are illegal in the U.S., but judges and lawyers have found a workaround: If people with unpaid bills are no-shows in court when summoned, they can be jailed for contempt.
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And if the only demerit on this man's record is smoking, wouldn't it be more rewarding for you and your husband to consider a workaround rather than how never to see him again?
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The staff decided on a temporary workaround: They set all the surviving servers that powered some basic services, such as Wi-Fi and the internet-linked TVs, to bypass the dead gatekeeper machines.
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Scribes allow doctors to talk with and examine patients without having a computer come between them, but at base they are a workaround for the well-known design flaws of electronic medical records.
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For watching content that does not have copy protections built in, switching to a third-party video app like VLC for Mobile (which has its own mixed reviews) might be a suitable workaround.
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Apple introduced a workaround for this tedious process with a Siri Shortcut in January, which automatically imported photos from the camera roll into Lightroom and then deleted them from the camera roll after.
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There is a way to instantly disable Face ID by pressing the side button on the iPhone X five times, but that seems like a messy workaround that could go wrong in stressful situations.
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What they are is a workaround—one that seeks to use tech to ensure that the system as it exists today does a better job of preventing the wrong people from buying guns tomorrow.
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The workaround from the Obama administration was that religious non-profits would have to fill out a form saying they objected to coverage and the insurance company would step in and cover the costs.
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One workaround to this paradox—not just in relation to the alt-right, but in any instance of targeted identity antagonism—is to avoid telling the story the way the monster wants it repeated.
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"Refusing to catalogue paid political ads because the Bloomberg campaign found a workaround means there will be less transparency for the content he is paying to promote," Warren said in a tweet on Friday.
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Though Oculus rightly framed it as an anti-piracy move — Revive's developers responded initially by issuing a workaround that opened the door to pirate Rift games — the VR community was still up in arms.
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"It's a much more detailed picture than what you'd get through paid TV." Antennas and free online streaming of the Super Bowl aren't viable options for international fans, but the Slingbox is one workaround.
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Apple had previously recommended using Text Replacement as a manual workaround so that users could type the letter "I" again, but it seems things are finally back to normal again with the new update.
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Short of an effective third country workaround for those visa applications, Friday's measure would likely ensure it violates that agreement, said Michael Bustamante, an assistant professor of Latin American history at Florida International University.
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But, Mr. Harrison added, the budget workaround may not succeed in reassuring fretful Eastern European allies because it leaves the decision on what do about future military spending in Europe for the next administration.
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And its strategy to workaround regional restrictions in China by working more closely with device makers may also be part of a plan to hedge against fresh regulatory restrictions being placed on Android elsewhere.
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A workaround to protect your phone number A few years ago, I discovered a way to use Signal and WhatsApp while keeping them disconnected from the SIM I carry with me in my phone.
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Even though Starbucks will soon begin filtering porn for customers using the chain's in-store WiFi network, Pornhub has a workaround so you can still get your kicks while you sip your grande mocha.
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Apple quickly published a seven-step workaround for preventing anyone from taking control of a Mac this way, and now the company has released an official patch in a security update (download it here).
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Adblock Plus gained the upper hand on Wednesday, then Facebook found another workaround, and in the days since both sides have managed to either block ads on Facebook's site or make sure they're shown.
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Rather than asking Apple to obtain and provide the device's passcode, Tuesday's ruling orders Apple to provide the FBI with special software that can act as a workaround for the iPhone's built-in security.
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In QuickTime's case, Apple has been winding up its support for Windows for a long time — the video player wasn't supported by either Windows 8 or 10, although some users hit upon a workaround.
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Also, at one part in Dark Souls, Hob has to intentionally die to progress, and there's no workaround for that so it's technically a one-death run but the community agrees that it's necessary.
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This aftermarket gimmick — a workaround designed to circumvent the federal ban on automatic weapons sales — aided the murderer in rapidly increasing his casualty count, which currently stands at 28503 dead and over 22019 wounded.
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Whether the company's engineers, responsible for creating the high level of encryption in its devices, would be willing to design the workaround that would unlock the phone could present an additional hurdle to compliance.
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And as the missing 20% of functionality is released, it means refactoring code to remove the workaround, even when it is working just fine and there is no near-term benefit to changing it.
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They not only reorient the story as a warning to all sexes, but also provide a workaround for a musical that our cancel culture seemed ready to throw on the bonfire of the inanities.
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The multi-hour workaround that still allowed me to fileWhen I couldn&apost move to a paid product, I called Intuit customer service expecting some way to switch to a paid version of TurboTax.
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However, there is a potential workaround: in 1998, independent counsel Kenneth Starr tasked with investigating President Bill Clinton obtained court permission to disclose grand jury materials, which Starr then included in his public report.
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The very worst you can say is that, faced with an annoying government IT policy, she used her stature to find a personal workaround rather than a systemic fix that would work for everyone.
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Perhaps more important are Google's other privacy announcements, like making it harder for companies to use fingerprints, which are a cookie workaround that uses your browser information to figure out where else you've been.
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But way back in 2005 the Democratic DC lawyer Robert Bauer proposed a workaround: Presidents could nominate only justices who agree to serve limited terms, and over time a new norm would be established.
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In an engineering workaround that follows last year's quirky water-expulsion method, the antenna of the Series 3 Watch is built directly into the display, something that Apple declined to share more technical details on.
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If Takata fails that test - and some industry consultants, explosives experts and former employees question whether the workaround guarantees safety over the long-term - it may have to recall all its ammonium nitrate-based inflators.
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As a workaround for anyone who might have deleted it, Digital Trends suggested navigating to the Purchased section in the App Store and reinstalling the app from there, which it said has had mixed results.
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A clever workaround for the studio's fewer resources, it allows them to continue the legacy of Ghibli, while carving out its own unique focus on the smaller wonders we may take for granted every day.
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If they don't opt for the 20-day workaround, companies are left with no apparent way to go public — which is a threat to companies that need IPOs to drum up cash for their operations.
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Given that it doesn't require users to root their devices, the chances of Samsung actually blocking the workaround are slimmer than usual, but there's always a chance the company could put an end to it.
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Trump administration officials have scrambled in recent days to find a legal workaround that would keep two immigration hardliners Trump favors for the job in contention, even after White House officials concluded they were ineligible.
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The Crime News report says that out of 325 encrypted emails recovered from a device, only 279 were deciphered, and that the workaround is only applicable when law enforcement have physical access to the device.
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I would add a note of caution here, though: OneCast isn't an official Microsoft app, and whatever workaround the company is doing to mimic the real Xbox service could potentially be blocked at any time.
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The concept at play in the DirecTV Now situation is called "zero rating," and it's a legal workaround that telecom companies use to offer benefits to customers that the competition either can't or won't offer.
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As a workaround, the Find X and Vivo Nex S use motorized systems to raise and lower the camera systems; it's an interesting but imperfect solution since the motorized mechanisms are more prone to breaking.
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Alexei Miagkov of the Electronic Frontier Foundation told Ars at the time that he didn't know of other sites taking the measure, but 9to5Google noted developers have known about the workaround for some time now.
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Persian Gulf airlines have begun loaning laptops and iPads to travelers on U.S.-bound flights, the latest workaround to a new U.S. policy banning large electronics on select flights from the Middle East and Africa.
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It also strives to relieve some of the burdens placed on the state by the Trump administration, notably with a workaround for the reduction of state and local tax deductions contained in Trump's tax bill.
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It's not inconceivable there wouldn't be workaround measures Apple could take to craft firmware to disable parts of the system that would bypass some or all of the security measures built into the Secure Enclave.
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Google's workaround has now been removed from the Windows Store, so Windows 10 users will have to continue using Microsoft Edge to access the download site for Chrome if they want to access Google's browser.
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Senior administration officials told the news outlet that Trump is trying to find a workaround after a Supreme Court ruling that initially led the Department of Justice to drop the question from the census materials.
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Travis Tygart, chief executive of the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency (USADA), said there was a simple workaround for the collection bottles and no major changes were needed for the Winter Olympics, which begin on Feb.
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Remember that lock screen security is there to stop thieves and strangers getting at your stuff—having a quick workaround would kind of defeat the point of having these security measures in the first place.
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As it turned out, Verizon had locked the bootloader on my phone model, which is so obscure that no one in the vibrant Android hacking community had dedicated much time to figuring out a workaround.
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Huawei has come up with somewhat of a workaround, though: Users will be able to unlock the Mate 30 series' bootlocker, reversing a Huawei decision from May 2018 to remove that functionality for its phones.
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Earlier this year, Apple introduced a workaround via a Siri Shortcut that could import photos from the camera roll and then delete them from the camera roll, but today's update finally makes the feature official.
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Iran responded by breaching key limits of the nuclear deal one by one and has threatened to continue doing so until the United States backs off sanctions or Europe finds an effective workaround to them.
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In January, Netflix announced it would begin blocking a popular tech workaround known as a VPN, or virtual private network, that allowed customers beyond the US to access the same shows and films as American audiences.
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"I think that the U.S. is going to try to find a workaround for Iraq," Richard Nephew, who served as the State Department's lead sanctions expert for negotiations with Iran from 2013 to 2014, told CNBC.
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But being able to quickly switch the machine to a manual floor vac would be the perfect workaround, and it's something I hope the creators of the Coral One consider for future versions of the product.
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So I've come up with a workaround of sorts, one that has less to do with excusing the wrong that someone has done to you or alleviating the negative impact of the experience on your life.
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Interestingly, there's no way to program the Smart Clock's alarm with music from Spotify, YouTube Music, or another service through the touchscreen, though you can craft a workaround using a Google Assistant routine on your phone.
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Colonial said on Tuesday it would resume work to remove a bypass it had constructed as a workaround after the spill in order to restart the original gasoline line by mid-November as had been scheduled.
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Google, Facebook, and several other online advertising networks were caught in 2012 using a workaround to bypass restrictions, allowing the companies to deposit cookies on an iPhone even if the device was set to block them.
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Because if Facebook does allow that to happen there's a pretty obvious (and massive) workaround for its disclosure rules: Bad faith political advertisers could simply keep submitting fresh ads after the last batch got taken down.
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Previously, the workaround was to re-save, screenshot, or edit the metadata on the image or video so that it appears new in your library, tricking Instagram into thinking you'd just captured some fresh new content.
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The in-house debug policy was originally created as an internal workaround tool for Microsoft's own Secure Boot feature, intended to be used by its engineers to speed up the process of testing new Windows builds.
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But Tecmo used another clever trick as a workaround for the limitations of the graphics: unable to use large, colorful sprites for the players, the game inserted two-second, highly detailed cutscenes that reinforced the action.
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The band has figured out a workaround of sorts: Its Spotify page is full of 19923st century re-recordings of songs from those albums, which make up nine of the band's top ten most popular tracks.
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Prior to AR+, Pokémon Go would use rough approximations of where objects were to try and place the pokémon in your environment, but it was mostly a clunky workaround that functioned mostly as a novelty feature.
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The World Anti-Doping Agency claimed there will be workaround procedures in place, but since the problem with another doping scandal was that samples were tainted, this could open the door for lots more doping.21.
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"AC-plug power supplies are a cheap workaround to various engineering, economic, and regulatory problems that manufacturers face, and they solve those problems by pushing them off onto end users," wrote OS News contributor David Adams.
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Though, Coakley says he's still looking into a workaround for iPhone and that he's reached out to Uber and plans to reach out to Lyft to see if now they'd be open to working with him.
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The workaround to this has been to take raw data collected by devices, upload it over the internet, perform deep learning on powerful GPU servers, then shoot the results back over the internet to the device.
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Seeing a blurry vertical video on cable TV might seem strange, but it's a clever workaround that lets C-SPAN continue its job of showing what's happening in Congress, particularly during an eventful moment like this.
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Rather than searching for a gaming company and looking to the "people also viewed" section as a workaround for identifying comparable companies, users can generate inclusive and exclusive searches to build out a specific, sharable list.
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But if you aren't confident in your ability to convincingly tell your friends at Sunday brunch that you were rolling backstage during Diplo's set last night, there's a workaround: You can just smell like you were.
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Though the deal involves the version of Hulu with ads included, there is a workaround to include ad-free How to combine Disney Plus, ESPN Plus, and ad-free HuluSign up for ad-free Hulu ($11.99).
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The EU and Canada are expected to try to agree similar workaround arrangements with other WTO members such as China, India and Brazil, to ensure they can continue to rely on binding dispute settlement in future.
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Wright's problems with his neck, and now with his shoulder, all owe to him attempting to compensate for the painful and constricting narrowing of his spine, and each new workaround opens new avenues to new hardships.
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The federal government would tax you on $22011,000, whereas you would be taxed on the full $100,000 if the state did not adopt the payroll tax workaround and if you could not claim a SALT deduction.
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Printing a gun doesn't require a background check or any documentation, offering a workaround for people who are legally prohibited from buying a gun now due to, say, a criminal record or history of mental illness.
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While the findings aren't final, investigators suspect that one workaround, an anti-stall system designed to compensate for the larger engines, was central to the crash last month in Ethiopia and an earlier one in Indonesia.
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I don't want people to think this is an anti-digital book, it's absolutely not, but it's looking at the disadvantages of digital and how can we do a workaround, really, especially where love is concerned.
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Gary D. Cohn, chairman of Mr. Trump's National Economic Council, along with the president's legislative affairs director, Marc Short, banked on one possible political workaround: linking the plan to the administration's push for a tax overhaul.
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Lynch pushed back on those arguments Wednesday, echoing previous claims by FBI Director James Comey that any workaround to encryption it is seeking from Apple will be unique and confined to the individual phone in question.
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Some of those states, including New York, have gone so far as to pass legislation allowing taxpayers to make charitable contributions to their states in exchange for tax credits, as a workaround for the new cap.
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There was a workaround where you could use the Amazon Music web app in Google Chrome and cast it from your computer, but that's a lot of extra effort compared to streaming any other music app.
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LikeRelatively simple setupDon't LikeCould be cheaper, no additional USB portsSo as a workaround, some companies resorted to putting graphics cards in their own little boxes and then tethering them to computer using a number of different cords.
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After the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act in 20203 imposed a $22020,227 limit on state and local tax deductions that itemizers could claim on their federal return, New York, New Jersey and Connecticut responded with a workaround.
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Creative solutions are cropping up for some parents, such as the Workaround, in Brooklyn, N.Y., a co-working space where people earn credits for watching one another's kids, which they can use when they need child care.
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Printing a gun doesn't require a background check or any documentation, offering a workaround for people who are legally prohibited from buying a gun now due to, say, a criminal record or a history of mental illness.
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Printing a gun doesn't require a background check or any documentation, offering a workaround for people who are legally prohibited from buying a gun for reasons such as a criminal record or a history of mental illness.
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Riders will no longer have to "hack" the system by manually updating their end destination before the first drop off, a workaround passengers have turned to so people sharing a ride can be dropped at different destinations.
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That means Echo Show owners will have to continue relying on the previous workaround when they want to watch YouTube videos, which involves using the Show's built-in web browser to access the desktop version of YouTube.
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Giving a speech at MIT yesterday, Robert Hannigan called for the tech industry to help governments and security agencies find technical solutions to workaround encryption — although he claimed he is not advocating for backdoors to be mandated.
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A smart workaround for the tiny home conundrum is to keep a roster of products that can do a lot with very little: Smart designs that help create the illusion of space without taking up much room.
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It doesn't support HDMI 2.0 for external 4K sources, but you can connect video sources (game consoles, Blu-ray players, etc.) to your TV and run an optical or coax cable to the soundbar as a workaround.
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Some UK players have already realised that getting early access via this workaround means it's easier to level up and take over gyms—giving them an advantage in the game—and have reported their efforts on Twitter.
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The application is a hacked-together workaround to enable using Touch Bar on an older Mac, either as an on-screen bar by pressing the Fn key, or on a connected iPad, should you have one handy.
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According to a report produced by BuzzFeed, the security of both Instagram and Facebook has, once again, come into question, thanks to a quick workaround that can be used to access content posted on (supposedly) private accounts.
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Last year, the Weather Service found a budgetary workaround that let it purchase a small amount of limited, low-resolution Tamdar data, but it's nowhere near enough to make a difference in the accuracy of its models.
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In the meantime, Vijith Assar, a programmer who works at the New York Times, was so moved by Dawson's post that he wrote a workaround for Web pages to block Genius's Web annotation tool, called Genius Defender.
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Strickland and Mourou's workaround was to stretch the laser first using over a mile-long fiber optic cable, amplifying it, then rapidly decompressing it again, creating a short burst of laser with a super high powered intensity.
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When he devises the plan to attach a torpedo to a transport as a workaround to not having weapons, he is charmingly taken aback when Georgiou says the maneuver is "very devious," and adds that she approves.
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Leaked emails from one of these communities showed how some members were confident that Grayshift, the company behind the GrayKey product, had already found a workaround to a new security feature from Apple called USB Restricted Mode.
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Another workaround: At the NIH, the federal agency charged with funding and conducting basic research aimed at curing diseases, centers like the one where Happel works are often capped in the number of people they can employ.
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New York, New Jersey and Connecticut recently passed laws to create a workaround: They will permit municipalities to establish charitable funds to pay for local services and offer property tax credits to incentivize homeowners to make contributions.
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Before Android 10, users only had an on/off toggle for location settings—and Facebook's app had a workaround so you could control whether it was sharing your location while the app was running in the background.
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Coleman says a way for people to bookmark tweets has been a top request, and that the feature will allow people to return to tweets and stories later without having to use the "like" button as a workaround.
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But "Completely Unconstitutional Cynical Brazen Workaround Law" clearly didn't have the same ring, so off the Ohio legislature went enacting a law that flew in the face of an explicit, established and affirmed constitutional right: In Roe v.
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Customers can get drivers to deliver everything from meals and to cleaners and hairdressers, via a smartphone app - helping it become a crucial workaround in cities such as Jakarta with some of the worst traffic in the world.
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As a workaround, some Pershing clients have resorted to a currency exchange tactic called the "contado con liqui," or blue-chip swap, that gained prominence when currency controls implemented by populist former President Christina Fernandez were in place.
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The workaround is simple: Sell the phones directly to customers through third-party retailers in unlocked form and bypass the carriers, which is exactly what Huawei is doing with the Mate 10 Pro when it launches in February.
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Israeli officials declined to confirm or deny there were workaround talks, but sought to offer reassurance that Israel could manage security in the West Bank, which it captured in the 1967 Middle East War, even without Palestinian help.
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YouTube is already inaccessible on the Echo Show because Google is blocking access to the service on Amazon's built-in Silk browser, which Amazon was using as a workaround to having a custom YouTube app for the device.
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The government said it was seeking the company's help in just this one case, but Apple said that creating a workaround for one iPhone's encryption would set a "dangerous" precedent and imperil the security of all iPhone users.
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After being rebuffed by the company in court, the FBI was able to eventually gain access to the phone after purchasing a "tool" from a private company -- a workaround Rosenstein on Tuesday called time-consuming and not practical.
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New York, New Jersey and Connecticut recently have passed laws to create a workaround: They will permit municipalities to establish charitable funds to pay for local services and offer property tax credits to incentivize homeowners to make contributions.
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Airbus is trying to broker a complex workaround which could see Emirates take smaller jets also powered by Rolls-Royce while it tries to secure homes for as many A380s as possible, with British Airways recently expressing interest.
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"Let's not forget that this is a workaround for the equal protection of the laws that people are otherwise entitled to," said Weiss, whose organization is looking for cases of transgender people being denied the right to vote.
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Google does offer something of a workaround though: If you've also got Gmail for iOS installed, tap the menu button (top left) then Settings, then Google Apps, and you can set links inside Gmail open up in Chrome.
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It's possible that the workaround only exists for prepaid phones that maintain a network connection just to take users to a top-up page, or T-Mobile fixed the issue, or whatever Ajit thought was happening here, wasn't.
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Unlike Wrapped, which compiles your top 100 Spotify songs of the year in a playlist, calculates how many total minutes you streamed, and collates the number of new artists you discovered, the Apple Music workaround is undeniably simpler.
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What's more, given the textureless surface and inverted, in a sense, light source of this new 'medium,' Butler's circumstantial workaround also provided her with a new platform on and through which to think about the rudiments of painting.
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For those comfortable using the Windows PowerShell utility, another workaround may let you restore several missing apps at once through typed commands, though it may not do much if you have already tried repairing or reinstalling the programs.
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Consider why audiobooks are a good workaround for people with dyslexia: They allow listeners to get the meaning while skirting the work of decoding, that is, the translation of print on the page to words in the mind.
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The best workaround I've found to Twitter's horrible new algorithm is putting this in the search bar: filter:follows -filter:replies include:nativeretweetsYou will get your old chronological timeline back with no "likes" and with retweets from people you actually follow.
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In 2010, Simon Oliver, a conservation biologist now at the University of Chester in Britain, got lucky and captured video of the thresher shark, which has a unique workaround to counter the bait ball: a really long tail.
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But in 2017 a veteran consumer rights campaigner, Richard Lloyd, filed a collective lawsuit over the Safari workaround, seeking to represent millions of UK iPhone users whose browser settings his complaint alleges were ignored by Google's tracking technologies.
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But equity's shortcomings are already becoming clear: One way to fulfill equity programs' requirements but continue business as usual is to simply add a Black name or a Black face to a permit—a workaround Berner has acknowledged.
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Menendez said he doesn't want to see the IRS "weaponized" against his home state, which has enacted a SALT cap workaround, when it has previously approved similar charitable donation and tax credit programs states enacted for other reasons.
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If there was some kind of barrier of entry, even one with an easy workaround like this, there's a good chance there'd be a lot less stupid selfies or life-sucking apps floating around, constantly vying for our attention.
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Albeit, that position is looking rather more precarious now, if lawmakers are going to legislate that companies be required to go so far as be forced to rewrite their code to workaround their own security features — aka 'hello backdoors'.
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Beginning with Mission 2, my commandos stopped being able to descend interior ladders en masse; I was forced to develop a workaround where I'd allow their grip strength to fail and then just drop them from the top rung.
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"Most of the issues are minor and I find a workaround for my students but I think the quality and performance of Apple developer tools is getting low as compared to what it was few years ago," Azam said.
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Open seat success Focusing on open House and Senate seats has proven to be a reliable workaround for women running, and organizations pushing for more women in Congress, such as the Democratic EMILY's List and the Republican Maggie's List.
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The agency paid a one-time fee to a group of professional hackers who came to them with a workaround of a security measure that wipes any data if you try to bypass the user's passcode too many times.
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Trump has since re-imposed sweeping sanctions on Iran, including its oil exports, and Iran recently increased uranium enrichment levels beyond limits of the deal in a bid to pressure Europe into finding a workaround the crippling economic sanctions.
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Any rule that shuts down workaround provisions enacted by blue states while allowing the same type of tax dodge to persist in red states that use them to divert funds to private education would be transparently political and unfair.
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Facebook-owned Instagram is limiting the amount of data that developers can pull on users, but some businesses have found a simple workaround: Get a bot army to "read" public social media data just as any human would do.
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Ring, as a private-sector enterprise, has found "a clever workaround for the development of a wholly new surveillance network, without the kind of scrutiny that would happen if it was coming from the police or government," he added.
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In his majority opinion, Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. emphasized that the administration was already offering a workaround accommodation for religious nonprofit organizations that gave them a hands-free way to have birth control coverage available for their employees.
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The result is not a true "European" fix, as the chancellor claims, but a jury-rigged workaround: more external border controls for Germany, and bilateral agreements between Germany and some countries of first entry to take back secondary migrants.
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So if multiple people are in a hurry, one possible workaround is to "work in," or take turns on the rack so that one person can be doing their sets of squats while another person or people are resting.
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This workaround, while it helps, is costly, frustrating, and caused entirely by pay-TV systems in the cable and satellite arena that prefer to maintain control and profit close to $20 billion each year on set top box rentals.
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I've seen founders in these longer programs leave on day 88 to go back home for a week and then return to the U.S. to complete the program, hoping that this is a safe workaround of the time limit.
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Trump administration officials scrambled in recent days to find a legal workaround that would keep two immigration hardliners Trump favors for the job -- Mark Morgan and Ken Cuccinelli -- in contention even after White House officials concluded they were ineligible.
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Take this quick way to skip the update timer, no software or plugins needed: For other features, like multiple stop planning or Waze features like red light camera warnings, you need a legit workaround, at least until it's available.
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Alternatively, try Makeovr as a workaround (open up the website on your iPhone): Using some smart invisible icon tricks, it creates the illusion of empty space on your home screens, which means you're free to arrange your real icons as needed.
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"There is no dispute that it is arguable that Google's alleged role in the collection, collation, and use of data obtained via the Safari Workaround was wrongful, and a breach of duty," the judge, Mark Warby, said in his ruling.
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The extended K2 phase of the mission, which uses a workaround involving the pressure of the sun's rays to help stabilize Kepler following the steering system malfunction, is imperfect—but it's still identified some 479 candidate exoplanets and confirmed 323 others.
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In a community where people speak as if all their digital communications are monitored, he found a low-tech workaround by way of his sister's business partner, a Turkish man who lives in Xinjiang but sometimes travels home to Istanbul.
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But if Google plays a big part in your mobile life, and you want to watch YouTube videos without a wonky workaround that Amazon's smart display requires, the chances are pretty good that this one will suit your home nicely.
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In the meantime, the only workaround the company came up with to skirt the ban was a step-by-step set of instructions on how to unscrew and detach the entire electronic module (including the integrated battery) from its suitcases.
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In another "inventive" case study highlighted by the report, Cookiebot writes that it documented instances of Facebook using a first party cookie workaround for Safari's intelligent tracker blocking system to harvest user data on two Irish and UK health landing pages.
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Signs are also Hebraising what Arabs call "Tel Abib": Arabic has no letter V, so the large sign at a Tel Aviv station has a workaround—three dots below the letter B—that make the sign look more like Urdu.
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These services, designed to help save money on various aspects of landline phone calls (3.993-10-220 was a workaround for high-cost long-distance calling; the other two, services for cheaper collect calls), utilized major stars for their numerous ads.
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Forget Growing Weed—Make Yeast Spit Out CBD and THC InsteadAs science continues to unravel the mysteries of cannabis, researchers in the lab have developed a workaround to the problem of procuring plant material: make yeast spit out cannabinoids instead.
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High-tax states, including New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, responded with a workaround: They passed legislation that would permit municipalities to create charitable funds to pay for local services and offer property tax credits to incentivize homeowners to give.
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What happened: A chain of nursing homes run by the Little Sisters of the Poor sued over the government's workaround for opting out of birth control coverage because they argued that it still made them complicit in doling out contraception.
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But if you're a lipstick rebel with a cause and are interested in going a bit paler, he has a workaround: "I would do a lighter tone on the inside — like on top of what she has on," he says.
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Anyone who wants a fair and transparent tax system should be cautiously optimistic that these rules will put an end to the tax shelters for donations to private education as well as the workaround provisions enacted by states more recently.
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But there's a pretty easy workaround: By designating your Switch Lite as the primary, you won't have to check in online with it and the one you keep at home will almost certainly have access to the internet all the time.
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In response to the new tax code, those three states passed laws to create a workaround: Municipalities will be permitted to establish charitable funds to pay for local services and offer property tax credits to incentivize homeowners to make contributions.
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"It was only a matter of time before bad actors found a workaround for revenge porn laws," Carrie Goldberg, a Brooklyn-based attorney whose firm focuses on representing victims of online harassment, sexual assault, and blackmail, told me in an email.
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Yet another H-1B-cap workaround from the Obama era is the so-called International Entrepreneur Parole Rule: a highly arbitrary and unlawful use of the agency's "parole" authority to allow alien "entrepreneurs" to work in the US without visas.
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Drew Houston and Arash Ferdowsi, two students at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, created Dropbox as a workaround for not having USB flash drives handy, and the company has become one of the giants in the business of sharing files online.
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Ms. Zhao, now in Taipei as a guest of National Chung Cheng University, said in an interview that she knew of multiple cases in which nongovernment groups or universities that invited a Chinese participant used medical visas as a workaround.
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Twitter's recent doubling of its per-tweet character limit can be seen as an initial response to threads — people were clearly using them as a workaround for 140-character tweets, so why not let them pack more words into each one?
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If you have not been able to update your computer or want to attempt a manual workaround, earlier suggestions from Microsoft have included repairing or uninstalling (and then reinstalling the app) from the Windows Store or from your original installation files.
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Still, we were encouraged in our pursuit because of another of Dubai's well-known quirks: The letter of the law is often ignored as a practical workaround for a city that bills itself as a vacation destination for Western tourists.
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Specifically, that means the law will prevent Trump from unilaterally ending a workaround called "silver-loading," which helps insurers compensate for the loss of key ObamaCare payments and has the effect of giving greater financial assistance to many ObamaCare enrollees.
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California's leaders often fancy themselves a sovereign nation-within-a-nation, and they've spent the last decade-plus passing increasingly ambitious policies to curb emissions — including a workaround in the face of federal inaction: subnational climate pacts reached with other governments.
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Apple didn't give CNBC a time frame on when these bugs would be fixed, but as a workaround, the company suggested changing your contacts syncing service to iCloud from another account you might already be using, such as your Gmail account.
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Effectively, you'll have to go through a number of steps right now — like turning off settings that retain invites you've declined and making it so Gmail stops automatically accepting invites and automatically adding them to your calendar — as a workaround.
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