When the system requires endless—and, to Harbaugh's credit, endlessly creative—workarounds in order to get things done, perhaps those workarounds aren't the real problem.
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But, we flag both to prevent workarounds for bad actors.
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There are some potential workarounds to a skimpy work record.
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No more emails with MMS attachments or other weird workarounds.
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There are workarounds and best practices, however, that can help.
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Theoretically, there are a couple of workarounds for this issue.
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Nor are there many workarounds to substantially cut that bill.
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But such workarounds should be unnecessary, some legal experts say.
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There could be industry workarounds for Warren to contend with.
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Workarounds like buying from resellers on Amazon isn't just painful.
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What's unknown is whether the IRS will bless these workarounds.
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Researchers have a few workarounds to find clues to color.
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Here are some workarounds in this time of social distancing.
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But it demands some workarounds that may make purists uncomfortable.
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Startup CEOs ought to consider operational, organizational, and financial workarounds.
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Turkey was also continuing to voice dissatisfaction with American workarounds.
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There are some loopholes or "workarounds" that could be addressed.
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There are mitigations in place, but there may be workarounds.
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This rule can complicate a conversation, but there are workarounds.
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There are, however, a couple of workarounds that you can use.
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California's public university teams have felt compelled to devise legal workarounds.
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Vanguards and STPs are "workarounds", in the words of one doctor.
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To keep this hospital running required workarounds—countless, inglorious, and constant.
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Third-party solutions have relied on clever workarounds with varying effects.
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But there are workarounds, cheats that can bring us asymptotically close.
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The problem is, levies like this tend to quickly spawn workarounds.
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But the federal government could challenge the legality of these workarounds.
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What plans or workarounds can I use to minimize data use?
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Whatever happens, there may be workarounds for PubMed readers coming soon.
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Bitcoin's developers have tried various tweaks and workarounds to ease the jam.
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Those are some pretty hefty, unlikely to be broadly adopted workarounds, though.
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Users have found various workarounds to add Alexa support to their devices.
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But there are workarounds that will basically give you the same result.
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Yet security researchers have shown there are workarounds to all these methods.
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The Treasury Department and Internal Revenue Service have warned against such workarounds.
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If the problem doesn&apost go away, there are still other workarounds.
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Many young ones are clever about finding workarounds when they are blocked.
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And reporters will continue to use workarounds wherever they can, including with drones.
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These apps are all locked-down Apple apps, with no third-party workarounds.
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As such, it has faced various boycotts, slightly piratical workarounds, and general anger.
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Still, there are workarounds and simple ways to save your Messages and texts.
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And that, at last, is why so much rides on the latest workarounds.
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I've tried a few workarounds over the last few months to no avail.
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Despite the company's initial reluctance, however, users kept finding workarounds to post GIFs.
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Which has long been shown to be vulnerable to some fairly crude workarounds.
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You could try other workarounds, like plugging your phone into a speaker system.
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The administration has argued Obamacare does not offer adequate workarounds for religious organizations.
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So the workarounds by savvy aides have become legendary in the West Wing.
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Private equity firms will find workarounds or simply continue with business as normal.
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But gun sellers are finding workarounds, gaming the Marketplace by using coded language.
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But some organizations that work with lower-income players have figured out workarounds.
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System patches and workarounds will hopefully fix these issues in the near future.
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As the workarounds accumulate, they reveal how fully dysfunctional American health care is.
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If your cards still will not load, you can try the known workarounds.
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Hospital pharmacists have turned to a number of workarounds to address the shortages.
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Some have come up with workarounds for how to surmount some of these limits.
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It's likely that those determined to skirt the rules will find their own workarounds.
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Unfortunately, wacky workarounds aren't the only tactic being deployed to fight the tax cuts.
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Opponents of big blocks are also developing workarounds that don't rely on large intermediaries.
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Others are trying workarounds as the absence of securities regulators stalls the I.P.O. market.
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He went back to prison, and when he was released he found new workarounds.
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Meanwhile, officials are focused on establishing manual workarounds for divisions that have been impacted.
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Some experts have brainstormed about possible workarounds, but all would entail uncharted legal territory.
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Others, however, told Recode that campaigns would find workarounds, just as they always have.
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Breer's loft also reveals a certain genius for workarounds and inventive use of space.
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And in the case of the iPhone 6 shutdowns, it had to find workarounds.
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Here in the U.S., researchers have reportedly found workarounds to Apple's "liveness" detection systems.
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Other workarounds for creating video clips cost more, or take up more time, or both.
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Linked tweets and Twitter essays (pioneered by the New Republic's Jeet Heer) are effective workarounds.
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Anything requiring discretion—quarterly reports, year-end bonuses, or secret projects—calls for ominous workarounds.
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Prior to this, people shared their SoundCloud discoveries via workarounds – like taking screenshots, for example.
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They offered hacks and workarounds, but they also offered that truly maternal heal-all: empathy.
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But even so, the present workarounds for both Android and iOS users are laughably easy.
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You didn't hear this from us, but there's a few workarounds if you're really desperate.
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There are a number of workarounds you can try, though none automatically detect signal strength.
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The judge acknowledged that, yes, there probably were workarounds to seeing what the president said.
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We'll each make individual decisions on which compromises to make and which workarounds to adopt.
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There were, and are, some companies attempting battery workarounds, which also make for nice headlines.
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There are a few workarounds, including cord wraps and threading the cable over the ears.
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In its list of "12 Ingenious Screen Time Hacks," the groups found some clever workarounds.
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You have to be able to find workarounds in ways that elude other lesser companies.
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What I'm trying to say is that the government has found workarounds for the constitution.
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It means writing wonky workarounds when a service only accommodates 80% of a developer's needs.
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Time to develop collaboration workarounds with crucial staff, who should also be afforded "social distancing"?
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Second, the ATF has issued technical opinions that make those workarounds extremely challenging to prosecute.
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To keep the discussion going he is eventually forced into plot improbabilities and surreal workarounds.
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Tencent said in a statement that it was seeking to stop workarounds by younger players.
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And some European countries have proposed workarounds to help Iran while complying with U.S. policy.
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But for other missions where no replacement is in development, researchers have to seek workarounds.
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Tencent said in a statement that it was seeking to stop workarounds by younger players.
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Here are a few workarounds to enjoy the island's built-in bounties at minimal cost.
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And bad actors often just find workarounds and go somewhere else to spread fake information.
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Without it, people like the students in Talihina must devise imperfect workarounds just to get by.
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Consumers are discouraged from using workarounds to install apps by any other means, such as jailbreaking.
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Workarounds include copying the file into the app's folder, but then you end up with duplicates.
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Photoshop has several issues: The support documents offer more details and some workarounds for the issues.
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That left some to wonder if the apps' arrival was still forthcoming, while others explored workarounds.
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Some online content creators had already been building their own clumsy workarounds for offering exclusive Stories.
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This so-called no boundary model requires some mathematical workarounds to create a universe like ours.
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People who have created workarounds for EpiPens have spent just $15 or so on the syringes.
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Users, however, can often find technical workarounds to continue accessing the banned materials, copyright experts note.
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Samsung actually actively blocks workarounds that are developed to make the Bixby button do something else.
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When an executive isn't willing to hear bad news the first time, good advisers find workarounds.
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Any workarounds are likely to be half-baked or in violation of Apple's terms of service.
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Even if traditional ticket-buying methods wouldn't work, one would think there could be some workarounds.
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For example, releasing full lists of banned search terms would inevitably help users to find workarounds.
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The FAA lists 17 possible workarounds — known as advisory circulars — for meeting the new licensing requirements.
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High textbook prices have long been a bane for students, but students now have more workarounds.
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These developments will make it easier for Tehran to find workarounds to sanctions imposed by Washington.
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Still, the White House used creative workarounds to install Cuccinelli and Morgan in their current roles.
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Employers in Plastics Valley try, increasingly, to poach workers from other companies or devise creative workarounds.
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Employers in Plastics Valley try, increasingly, to poach workers from other companies or devise creative workarounds.
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China has a sophisticated network of censors policing internet content, so workarounds are increasingly difficult to use.
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Unfortunately, DRM changes all the time, has to be reverse-engineered, and workarounds have to be updated.
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After Facebook turned off some searches, he was able to find workarounds — until the company blocked them.
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In the meantime, resourceful gamers can use the device's workarounds to figure out what it's capable of.
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Even before this, there was some hacks and workarounds to let users access these services without paying.
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But hackers will try to find workarounds to any defensive technique as soon as it gets announced.
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But even if Tesla figures out workarounds for all of this stuff, there's the noise to consider.
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The Trump administration suggested workarounds that use federal tax deductions could exceed the jurisdiction of state governments.
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There's no such built-in shortcut available on Android devices, alas, but some other workarounds are available.
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Popovich will almost certainly have schematic answers to all these questions, or at least workarounds for them.
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Apple TV and Google Chromecast still don't allow for captive-portal access, although there are some workarounds.
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But if consumers can't get the same products they've grown accustomed to legally, they'll find other workarounds.
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Yet by their nature, such workarounds are limited in scope, and leave many members of society isolated.
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Regulation isn't inherently bad but it does tend to encourage developing workarounds versus focusing on true innovation.
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Solomon will, of course, come to see that workarounds can change, and even evolve into work-throughs.
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That "encouraged gun manufacturers and others to wait out the ten years and find workarounds," said Spitzer.
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We've already seen (and will continue to see) a number of clever workarounds like Oppo's pop-up.
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" What's next: "The legislative workarounds have moved swiftly through state Senate chambers in California and New Jersey.
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The companies said they had wanted such an A.P.I. for years but were forced to use workarounds.
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Netflix, Hulu and HBO, however, don't offer higher speeds on their players, but there are workarounds available.
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But the workarounds for someone with ill intent, he said, might not be hard to figure out.
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Alternatives and workarounds will and are springing up (such as stuffing more in via first party cookies).
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Former Defense Secretary Ash Carter staunchly supported such workarounds; he created the Defense Innovation Unit Experimental (DIUx).
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Sophisticated insurers and benefit consultants sell small-group underwritten products that are regulatory workarounds to Obamacare requirements.
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Yet if Trump wanted Mueller gone badly enough, he could use one of a few possible workarounds.
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No matter how sophisticated the technology is, they say, there are always workarounds such as bribes and tunnels.
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That means you can't use the proper phone functions without some (sort of hacky) Google Dialer / Hangouts workarounds.
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Though high earners can't invest directly in a Roth IRA because of income limits, they have some workarounds.
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Previously, Tor provided one of the most useful workarounds for intrepid Turkish citizens looking for access and anonymity.
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Instead, people would either have to use workarounds like group messaging, or link to outside platforms like Meetup.
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So lawyers for the public universities with basketball teams have had to devise legal workarounds during March Madness.
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That's a lot of people preemptively thankful they won't have to check their laptop and find creative workarounds.
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Workarounds: • The alternative train hub is Secaucus Junction — all of New Jersey Transit's main train lines serve it.
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Many tax experts expected the IRS to issue guidance that curbed states' workarounds to the SALT deduction cap.
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But many California gun owners say the new law will only encourage more workarounds unforeseen by naive lawmakers.
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Iran is working, instead, to salvage the JCPOA by achieving sanctions workarounds with European and Asian trading partners.
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We asked people in our survey whether they'd developed any special tricks or workarounds in navigating the system.
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But only for a time, because tech-savvy Vietnamese internet users have always been able to find workarounds.
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Here, buyers need to use different accounts, proxies to route their traffic, and other technical means as workarounds.
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Even if the workarounds are upheld, it remains to be seen how many people take advantage of them.
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In many places, this limited call recording to OEM-specific dialers, some slightly hacky workarounds, and rooted phones.
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Workarounds in health care always involve trade-offs like this, and often they are trade-offs of values.
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We have assumed that these master divers have adapted physiological workarounds that help them conserve oxygen and energy.
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Amy,* 36, is intimately familiar with running short on cash and using these workarounds, especially during tax season.
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The marijuana industry is largely cash-based, and some dispensaries are starting to find workarounds and accept credit cards.
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Amazon and Google restrict advertising opportunities on their smart speakers, so flash briefings have become one of few workarounds.
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The API's login, friend finding, and payment options supported Siri workarounds, smartwatch apps, and ways to tip street musicians.
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Computer firms have been toiling for months on software "workarounds" to fix the weaknesses and these are being deployed.
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Most state workarounds have surfaced in "blue" states with Democratic majorities, where many taxpayers now face higher tax bills.
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Scientists working on the project are even finding workarounds to allow the polymer transformation to pause, accelerate, or decelerate.
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There will always be "analog" workarounds, like using another device to record the screen while a video is playing.
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Of course, businesses found workarounds, which is the reason this article needed to be written in the first place.
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Now it appears that rather than workarounds, CDC officials are admonished to compromise on the value of science itself.
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According to Dearborn's memo and the company's statement, workers had to create "workarounds" to get the Saturday editions printed.
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To help foster the deal, the candidate's lawyer sets up creative workarounds to hide payments related to that help.
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So far, the software has been so flawed that maintenance crews have had to resort to time-consuming workarounds.
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Where information is scant or nonexistent, he deploys elegant workarounds that evoke a vivid sense of time and place.
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Japan Post was reportedly using other airports for mail delivery, and other companies were looking for similar logistical workarounds.
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As brides and grooms search for workarounds, they are spending their days asking for refunds and begging for credits.
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In any case, both workarounds—and whatever the Times is doing—sort of make the Chrome 76 fix futile.
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Musk is no stranger to tackling big problems with innovative workarounds, and he certainly knows a lot about transportation.
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More shutdown news: • Companies unable to finalize approval for initial public offerings are trying to move ahead with workarounds.
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Full time parenting for the next two months, on both sides of the wall, will take some creative workarounds.
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Full time parenting for the next two months, on both sides of the wall, will take some creative workarounds.
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The cleverness and the workarounds and the creepy nurses and the strokes of luck and moments of horrible revelation.
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It often isn't until Color Factory's team sees how people abuse their space, though, that they figure out workarounds.
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Generally, the workarounds would allow taxpayers to make charitable contributions to their state in exchange for a tax credit.
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Politicians in blue states have proposed or enacted measures to provide workarounds to the cap on the SALT deduction.
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From there, it's spread in Western culture—but its roots are in erotic artists' workarounds for strict censorship laws.
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While most browsers do not include easily reached settings to stop the autoplay videos, you do have some workarounds.
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Security experts describe an arms race between services that weed out scammers and attackers developing new tricks and workarounds.
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Then, with Android 9 Pie, Google removed the workarounds app developers had been using to continue to offer it.
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Increasingly, the entire health care system is built on workarounds — many of which we don't always recognize as such.
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There've been software updates to IOS, iPhone's operating system, that have fixed some of the workarounds that Uber was using.
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Remarkably the approach works, but a few of the workarounds (like that display) leave the smartwatch feeling less than smart.
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But these are just workarounds, and ones that force you to accept other compromises in order to complete basic tasks.
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Android Wear 2.0's whole purpose is to enact those workarounds, but it doesn't go as far as it could.
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Sinclair also began to develop workarounds to FCC regulations barring ownership of more than one commercial station per media market.
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That has required savvier Twitter users to develop workarounds to make sure their tweets are seen by the widest audience.
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Part of it lies in workarounds—that is, dealing directly with sensible people like H.R. McMaster, America's national security adviser.
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It's an absurd amount of engineering and workarounds to make a fractured home entertainment system operate as a seamless whole.
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Last week, many European stock investors and brokers were rushing to find workarounds before the measures were put in place.
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Roughly one year into the U.S. trade war with China, importers and exporters are still finding workarounds for the tariffs.
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Though many social media websites, such as Facebook and Reddit, are officially blocked, simple workarounds mean they are easily accessible.
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Given Google's image processing chops, that's a great thing, and most of its experimental software workarounds generally work very well.
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The government has pushed WhatsApp to build workarounds for its encryption to identify the source of rumors and misinformation videos.
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The company is apparently figuring out "workarounds" for a similar feature on iOS, but I wouldn't get my hopes up.
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Most deathing activists admit that their DIY solutions are just workarounds for laws prohibiting voluntary euthanasia and physician assisted death.
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So instead of developing new software for imaging and flight operations, it has a contractor coding workarounds into existing programs.
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The cuts can be averted through bipartisan legislation, though it is unclear whether Republicans would go along with such workarounds.
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Such a trend clearly demonstrates how much Twitter culture is shaped by users' modifications and workarounds to its preestablished format.
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This crisis has shut down all the workarounds strapped families rely on, like school meals and internet access at libraries.
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Now, six months after the ban, these companies are turning out workarounds to restore advertised functions disabled by Apple's ban.
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I thought I would just forgo those for the month, but I found viable workarounds that can be permanent replacements.
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Google argues that this will be to the detriment of the web and only drive the industry to find workarounds.
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I saw the common sense that can underlie workarounds when my hospital floor instituted bar code scanning for medication administration.
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While most have a general awareness of security risks and recognize the importance of compliance, their workarounds can be risky.
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But why do we need to continue this elaborate set of backdoor workarounds to half-heartedly move towards a just reality?
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"The implementation of a single biometrics platform will remove duplication and costly or inefficient workarounds in operational delivery," the report reads.
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South Korea, for its part, may devise workarounds that allow a degree of economic co-operation before any sanctions are lifted.
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It takes the most common and time-consuming activities — often related to ingesting mountains of documents — and builds machine learning workarounds.
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The app was noticeably less cluttered with a better method of tracking overall earnings and workarounds that solve for connectivity issues.
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Many companies have figured out workarounds to vague data, both to measure success and to find shows worth pursuing for advertisements.
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Users experiencing the issues have come up with workarounds, including upgrading to iOS 12.1 beta, which apparently eliminates the problem entirely.
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The app is noticeably less cluttered with a better method of tracking overall earnings and workarounds that solve for connectivity issues.
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When my dyslexic mind mangles a word so much that it's rendered un-spell-checkable, I'll deploy an arsenal of workarounds.
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Until there's a breakthrough in battery tech, wearable makers will be stuck with awkward workarounds — spare batteries, fast charging, smart software.
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This prompted researchers to create entirely new ways of blocking ads in order to keep pace with Facebook's blocker-blocking workarounds.
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As every software company knows, over time as code ages and workarounds build on work-arounds, the code base becomes bloated.
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In response to the tax law, New York, New Jersey and Connecticut enacted legislation designed to provide workarounds to the cap.
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The workarounds allow residents making donations to state and local funds to receive a credit against their state and local taxes.
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Unfortunately, states have used numerous workarounds to void work requirements in food stamps, perpetuating dependency and leaving taxpayers on the hook.
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Under the workarounds, taxpayers could donate to state and local funds and receive tax credits against their state and local taxes.
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One of the only easy workarounds for getting Google apps onto the new Huawei Mate 30 has disappeared, 9to5 Google reports.
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If that happened, people would start looking for workarounds that let them pay one another outside of the formal Bitcoin network.
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Collaboration between the tech and policy worlds could result in some creative workarounds to this speed mismatch between technology and policy.
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But protections aren't perfect, and most kids will find workarounds to be able to access the type of content they want.
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The workarounds include finding a reputable third-party repair shop, using a battery pack or replacing the battery on your own.
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Back in season one, budgetary and logistical issues prevented the series from actually depicting massive battles, leading to some … interesting workarounds.
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While a native Waze app for Apple's similar CarPlay system is not available, some enthusiasts have come up with creative workarounds.
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None of these workarounds are officially Mozilla-sanctioned, but recommended add-ons through the Mozilla store are usually a safe bet.
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While the rules have tightened, but there are still workarounds, including the use of mechanics' liens to obtain a fresh title.
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Browsing Windows-focused blogs and Microsoft's own online tech forums might point you to information or workarounds for installing problematic updates.
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The Treasury Department and the IRS are preparing regulations on the viability of tax workarounds adopted by several high-tax states.
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The courts have blocked some of these efforts, but Republicans have found workarounds, for instance, by limiting voting hours and sites.
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ToTok let users access a full suite of features for free, without needing to use a VPN or any other workarounds.
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Given time, the target of an operation can find workarounds or fix software problems, restoring its internet connectivity or computer operations.
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These workarounds enable more freedom for publishers, but it also means there's still room for them to serve invasive scripts to readers.
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Users have constantly sought out workarounds after their requests for this feature to be baked into the software have seemingly gone ignored.
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You can find apps, hacks, and workarounds that let you use Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo controllers on competing platforms or mobile devices.
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But according to Wardle, Adware Doctor uses some workarounds to gather a user's browser history and a list of the user's software.
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Sincerely,TomGenius co-founder & CEO * A couple different programmers have developed workarounds for people looking to disable Genius annotations on their articles.
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The 911 isn't the perfect sports car — it is, in fact, a bundle of adaptations and workarounds, gradually executed over many decades.
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But they are accessed by workarounds such as a virtual private network, or VPN, which is software that bypasses state-imposed firewalls.
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Network drives are the main exception to Backblaze's unlimited backups; the service won't save your NAS setup to the cloud without workarounds.
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The IRS's rules are designed to prevent the donation-and-credit programs from being used as workarounds to the SALT deduction cap.
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Companies like Apple and Google are designing workarounds for this privacy problem, but it's simpler not to bother in the first place.
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The complaints and the suggested workarounds, posted by the "WiFi Care Team" in a Google product forum, were first spotted by 9to5Google.
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For Meltdown and Spectre, workarounds where changing the software can help block the hardware problem are still being figured out and distributed.
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"They've come up with some really smart manual workarounds for how to deal with that," Nammacher says, but it isn't always enough.
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Twitter's visually impaired users, meanwhile, have been left to use third-party workarounds like EasyChirp and Alt Text Bot for alternative text.
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Rather than facing the exit and beating their heads against the wall, they explored unfamiliar territory, found workarounds, and won by accident.
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Needless to say, I've learned to be creative, and I've found clever workarounds to overcome cramped rooms with awkward layouts when hosting.
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The unit's operations were close to normal, but still with many workarounds and local variations from plant to plant, the company said.
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These workarounds are necessary because the health care system doesn't follow any rational rules of economics, where the customer should be king.
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But since the market leaders Amazon and Google don&apost allow direct advertising on their smart speakers, marketers are looking for workarounds.
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Trump administration officials signaled months ago that they would seek to stop state workarounds, which would deprive the federal government of revenue.
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These types of broadcasts are made possible by state-of-the-art streaming tech, but some of the workarounds are pretty simple.
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Washington's updated guidance to industry will signal both its capability and intention to adapt to, and ultimately thwart, Tehran's ongoing sanctions workarounds.
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Since then, the Treasury has been taking "extraordinary measures," legal workarounds to pay the bills without technically adding to the debt amount.
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Despite these workarounds, I'm still thrown into Safari far too often from links that friends and family send over iMessage or WhatsApp.
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New York, New Jersey and Connecticut filed a lawsuit in July challenging the IRS rules on workarounds to the SALT deduction cap.
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The statement Monday added technical details about what went wrong, and the company said it had devised workarounds to prevent a recurrence.
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States designed the workarounds to allow taxpayers to be able to deduct the donations on their federal tax returns as charitable contributions.
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Lambert said the Smart Compose team of about 15 engineers and designers tried several workarounds, but none proved bias-free or worthwhile.
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The FCC has said that states aren't allowed to pass their own net neutrality laws, but many are trying through various legal workarounds.
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Throughout the restrictions, many of Zimbabwe's citizens and techies resorted to VPNs and workarounds to access net and social media, according to Nyahasha.
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Of course, if Nintendo and Sony put in the necessary work to properly support the device, we wouldn't need these kinds of workarounds.
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Last week, many European stock investors and brokers rushed to find workarounds before the measures were put in place to avoid any disruption.
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Of course, there are some workarounds, but they have the potential to be very politically fraught — and likely pretty ineffective on the border.
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The studio took to Steam twice on Saturday, first with a rundown of workarounds for common issues and later with the experimental patch.
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Andrew Cuomo (D), who has enacted SALT cap workarounds that would become ineffective under the guidance, threatened legal action against the proposed rules.
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Some have also come up with rather creative workarounds, such as wearing large, darkly tinted sunglasses and those paper face masks doctors wear.
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While good for owners, those workarounds don't create incentive for employers to offer benefits or raise wages to livable standards for the area.
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The news signals how, as Apple and hackers continue their one-upmanship, authorities are exploring more legal workarounds to encryption and locked phones.
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Indeed, Professors Carré and Tilly find that these jobs are gradually getting worse everywhere, as European retailers seek workarounds to avoid labor regulations.
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Sometimes he discovers workarounds — a trampoline comes into play — but just as often the intensifying gravity of age gets the better of him.
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It was much broader than the January 2015 changes — and didn't provide easy workarounds, like simply deputizing local police officers into federal agents.
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This means all-plastic 3D-printed guns are technically illegal, although there are workarounds, such as adding a metal piece to the firearm.
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It hit human rights lawyers, activists, college students and nationalists, who use workarounds to get access to Twitter, which is banned in China.
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Some artists weren't comfortable spending their budget on dollar-store goods, and so the workarounds, protests and solutions they devised embodied their responses.
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This time, the three states are suing to protect workarounds they built to permit taxpayers to claim deductions beyond the $10,000 SALT cap.
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The impact can be significant, however, if a grandparent owns the account — but there are several workarounds, said Mark Kantrowitz, publisher of Savingforcollege.com.
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While Apple's Screen Time may have worked well for younger kids, teens quickly found and shared loopholes and workarounds, much to parents' chagrin.
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There are common-sense distinctions here between fact and fiction, and simple-to-understand nutritional workarounds for all sorts of real-life situations.
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The techniques relied on special workarounds such that each additional qubit would make it harder to pick the signal out of the background noise.
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Even with these workarounds though, it just doesn't compare to having stacks of movies, TV shows, and music stored on the local hard drive.
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Backtracking on the deal or proposing unusual workarounds could poison the well with Democrats and set up an ugly fight heading into November's election.
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Downie also forecasted that stereoscopic cameras will soon become the new standard on mobile phones, as opposed to the add-on workarounds currently available.
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While Facebook claims workarounds like these tend to mistakenly lump in user posts, an anecdotal look at 200 or so posts revealed no mislabeling.
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And the same is true for many other interactions with the city, which currently require mailing or hand-delivering paper documents and manual workarounds.
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There are workarounds for services offered by the tech giants, but they take extra research to find and are often more difficult to use.
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Like other U.S. social networks, Snapchat is banned in China, although videos originating there are visible on the network presumably because of technological workarounds.
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There are probably some workarounds, like launching the strike from a distant base and then having it land nearby for refueling before returning home.
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Rosen of Baker & McKenzie, however, said that it's difficult to draw a legal distinction between the new SALT workarounds and plans that already exist.
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Attorneys and critics of the workarounds said that the IRS requires that there be charitable intent in order for a contribution to be deductible.
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Attorneys and critics of the workarounds said that the IRS requires that there be "charitable intent" in order for a contribution to be deductible.
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Members of Congress recently accused the administration of allowing sanctions workarounds that might provide Iran direct or indirect access to the U.S. financial system.
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Such workarounds are necessary in a country where, unlike the US and many other Western nations, comedians can't take freedom of speech for granted.
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The idea is to provide a way to deliver content inside of Slack without having to do workarounds to make the content look good.
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Without such a requirement, Morningstar and Flowspring used ingenious workarounds, which I double-checked the old-fashioned way, by directly contacting all 25 companies.
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Those workarounds would allow municipalities to establish charitable funds to pay for local services and offer property tax credits to incentivize homeowners to give.
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Law enforcement agencies have instead turned to the private sector, where innovative workarounds to break through encryption to obtain criminal communications are being developed.
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Legal experts said Democrats may need to find workarounds to avoid doing battle with the administration's law enforcement and intelligence arms over the topic.
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Julian said VPNs and other workarounds add a degree of complication for average citizens who are already running into conversion issues from cryptocurrency to bolivars.
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Adding a dedicated status update feature would add more context to tweets, and avoid the need for workarounds like changing your display name, she said.
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Even members of President Donald Trump's own administration are trying to find workarounds to avoid the worst parts of the burgeoning trade war with China.
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There will be more methods and devices than ever before to watch the Broncos and Panthers without cable — all headache-free, no sketchy workarounds required.
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Microsoft's debug policy turning up in the wild — howsoever that blunder occurred — serves to underline the risks of any built-in workarounds to security systems.
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Effectively, it left many users having to figure out their own workarounds to use their ad blockers, password managers, and many other types of extensions.
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Innovative designs like the spring-style expanding antenna developed by NSLComm for geocommunications satellites can provide workarounds for some of these limitations, but not all.
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Treasury said that its guidance applies both to the SALT cap workarounds and state tax-credit programs that existed before the tax law was enacted.
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New York, Connecticut and New Jersey had already adopted "workarounds" letting taxpayers fund municipal services by paying into specified funds, and claiming deductible charitable contributions.
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Prior to having these tools, workarounds might have looked fine on the web, but the spacing might have been off on mobile or vice versa.
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All of which is to say that in a world of imperfect transparency, the main effect of mandatory transparency is to push people into workarounds.
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These models excavate more of Earth's material for building the moon, but the moon's orbit or Earth's spin aren't accurately reproduced without using convoluted workarounds.
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The richest people might find workarounds — celebrities have had an easier time getting tested than the rest of us — but wealth can't fully protect them.
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Sondheim's study of their innovations (Hammerstein was his mentor) led him to workarounds that multiply the information available in any one moment of his shows.
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"Our team is managing the global supply chain in real time, to avoid disruptions and develop and apply workarounds, where necessary," a Ford spokesperson said.
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Because of modern web browsers' default security settings, some of those websites would have been unreachable except through workarounds known only to savvy internet users.
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However, as with many aspects of digital life, workarounds have emerged that let people circumvent the software's protective intentions — so be careful what you share.
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Hu is still working on the app, and it's not clear whether Apple will allow it into the App Store without some equally clever workarounds.
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J.) asked about the IRS's plans to issue guidance on state workarounds to the new $85033,000 cap on the state and local tax deduction (SALT).
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Free: Android (Google Pixel)* *Officially, the app is still exclusive to Pixel phones, but there are workarounds to download the APK onto other Android devices.
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Michael Sachs, an assistant district attorney in Manhattan, said his office uses workarounds—he declined to specify which—to access locked iPhones several times a week.
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Throughout the restrictions, many of Zimbabwe's citizens and techies resorted to VPNs and workarounds to access net and social media, as reported in this TechCrunch feature.
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Workarounds of sanctions devised for an embargo imposed by Europe and the United Nations in 2012-2015 are still fresh in the minds of compliance departments.
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Most smart TVs are supported, as well as iOS and Android, but there are no apps for Apple TV or Android TV (unless you use workarounds).
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Though it's still possible that those aiming to disrupt democracy and seed division will eventually find workarounds for these measures at some point in the future.
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In Q3 of 2016, Facebook reported an 18 percent increase in desktop ad revenue, which Facebook CFO David Wehner directly attributes to the ad blocker workarounds.
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Whatever Facebook's motivations, it hasn't budged on its hardline stance, and ad blocker workarounds have been met with an uncharacteristically aggressive response from Facebook's PR department.
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Some of these phones aren't available with Google services, meaning you'll need workarounds to access the Play Store even though the software is based on Android.
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People love big screens, so smartphone makers will be sure to include workarounds so everyone can use them easily, no matter the size of their hands.
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It did so by accelerating approvals for alternative drugs, advising manufacturers on how to overcome shortages and devising workarounds to purify drugs contaminated during faulty production.
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Despite the removals from Douyin and the hashtag #PeppaPig being censored, users have workarounds to share Peppa Pig content, including using the hashtags #Piggypiggy and #Peppapeppa.
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Tax experts had viewed Mr. Cuomo's proposed workarounds with skepticism, warning that many of the ideas were purely academic and had never been tried in practice.
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This measure restricts American companies from trading with the Chinese supplier barring government approval (though some have since figured out workarounds to sell to them anyway).
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However, immigration lawyers said there are workarounds for many of the issues, including handling bond hearings via written filings and conducting hearings by video or teleconference.
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What Ms. Majok most successfully dramatizes are workarounds: not just the kind that a person in a wheelchair must devise but the kind that anyone must.
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"There's always more work to be done and I'm hopeful that will continue and that we'll look back at these movies as kind of archaic workarounds."
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The tobacco industry has come up with inventive workarounds for how to get their customers' data, despite most cigarette packs being purchased anonymously at physical stores.
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Although cities continue to limit scooters despite strong customer demand, startups are trying to hack the rules with workarounds -- such as direct rentals to your doorstep.
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In this attack, the hackers could directly manipulate the systems controlling power flows, rather than using clever workarounds like they had in their first grid attack.
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And while there continue to be workarounds, it has led some to think twice about their art purchases abroad — a worrying development for many Western dealers.
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Trump's immigration agenda has thrown the system out of whack, and the administration now has to find new, and alarming, workarounds to keep the system functioning.
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There do appear to be third-party workarounds that use your PC as an intermediary (AnyTrans appears to be a favorite), but we did not test them.
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So that means they found systematic user permissions workarounds being enabled by scores of commercial deals cut in a non-transparency data-driven background Android software ecosystem.
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The flaw can't be fixed with a microcode update, meaning that developers for major OSes and platforms have had to devise workarounds that could seriously hurt performance.
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But in June, the IRS issued final regulations that prevent those funds from working as workarounds to the SALT deduction cap, upsetting policymakers in high-tax states.
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GM is asking for exceptions to rules around cars on roads that are specific to having humans at the wheel, and detailing their workarounds and safety measures.
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The Zero is proudly advertised as "the world's first holeless phone," so Meizu has had to figure out several workarounds for the usual functions on a phone.
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If you've got a less-than-stellar 2401(k) retirement savings plan — one with high fees and poor investment choices — financial advisors usually recommend a few workarounds.
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The company is trying to get it fixed in time for next week's Patch Tuesday on May 8th, but affected users can try the following workarounds: 1.
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Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey says he wants to expand the size of tweets because users are doing that anyway by adding screenshots of stories and other workarounds.
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Oculus has spent much of the past year working on software workarounds that allow users with less bleeding edge-specced computers to have satisfying experiences on Rift.
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While its competitors depend on secondary supply chains and workarounds to adapt their software to outsourced hardware, Waymo can develop the two concurrently as one harmonious system.
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It was an embarrassing mess for Russian internet service providers, which in their attempt to block workarounds for the messaging app, disrupted a litany of services online.
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The idea was to find technologies that can address each issue, while also recognizing the bureaucracy that often defines government at every level — and figuring out workarounds.
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There are some downsides, like shrinking the size of the video, and there are some issues with clicking on a video's timeline, but there are easy workarounds.
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Still, it's a ridiculous thing that actually works, using half a dozen replacements and workarounds to mush together two technologies that were never meant to co-exist.
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And the business that make and use these chemicals must eliminate all neurodevelopmental toxins from their products, eschewing the workarounds that continue to put us in danger.
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Although the workarounds may not ultimately leave you ahead in time or money, they do prove that legally evading a tax can lead to another passport stamp.
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People have wanted the ability to draft and schedule iMessage texts for years — so much so that clever developers invented app-based workarounds to meet consumers' needs.
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Currently, two of his cofounders are stuck in Florida after an ill-timed business trip, and they've had to rely on digital workarounds to keep on track.
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The internet, as it is wont to do, has been coming up with workarounds to fix this problem to get Google apps on the Mate 230 Pro.
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Whatever their workarounds, family members said the strain of finding the money to stay in touch and ease the burdens of incarceration exacts a continual emotional toll.
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There would be few solutions, and mostly workarounds, like mechanicals put on top of buildings, or in the middle of them, instead of on the ground floor.
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The unintended consequences and clever workarounds people can find to find new and inventive ways to get their cash into the politicians' hands will likely never end.
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A big caveat is that certain "hacks" or workarounds to add more functions to the Tesla console only work with Android, like with Franklin's text message tool.
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Defenders of maintaining the limited capacity of the existing network have proposed technical workarounds that, they claim, would allow many more transactions without modifying the core Bitcoin software.
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And while there were complicated workarounds that would technically allow you to use a Fi SIM on a non-Fi device, doing so was complicated and sometimes unreliable.
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Now it's true, there are hacks and third-party workarounds that will let you remap these controls to better suit your needs, but they are janky at best.
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Do you want to know all the many tips and workarounds and apps you need to get an iPad into a place where it can replace your laptop?
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Because of iOS's lack of a built-in feature, app makers have come up with all sorts of workarounds, such as the use of external hardware, for example.
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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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In many of the cases, to avoid any legal workarounds, the FBI is not using evidence obtained while it operated Playpen for two weeks as it distributed malware.
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In response to the 'workarounds' we have stated that in order to qualify as a name it just has to be two letters minimum, no numbers or symbols.
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In addition to navigation and gaming, she uses her phone on a daily basis to set calendar reminders and alarms, but she's confident she can find simple workarounds.
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A second handicap to low-income students is their lesser access to "workarounds" that enable them to grasp the material taught poorly, if at all, in Common Core.
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But these workarounds will be politically unpalatable for a government so determined to reduce immigration that it's willing to contemplate sacrificing Britain's access to the European single market.
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The license number can then be tracked and cross-referenced across short-term rental databases to prevent the kind of easy workarounds that other cities struggle to prevent.
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"News and advocacy are different, and we'll be showing them separately in the transparency archive — but we flag both to prevent workarounds for bad actors," Mr. Goldman wrote.
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Researchers at New York University's Tandon School of Engineering discovered that tens of thousands of Facebook pages have found workarounds to the social network's political advertising disclosure rules.
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It's also true that it's hard to see the justification for a campaign finance system that leads to odd workarounds like the CLF to accomplish ordinary party functions.
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Google has been cracking down on these workarounds with new certification requirements, and it has even experimented with blocking non-certified devices from accessing its apps and services.
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However, Anchar remains a no-go zone for security forces, and government services like schools are still shut in the area, prompting residents to come up with workarounds.
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Moscow has also tried to develop workarounds such as turning to companies in Asia for expertise and financing it can no longer get in the U.S. or Europe.
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Future accessory support will be good news to Xbox owners, especially as Xbox 360 controllers and accessories were never compatible with the Xbox One without unofficial workarounds and hacks.
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Value: $59.95 Every Mac owner needs to accept the fact that not every app is designed to run on the Mac OS — but that doesn't mean there aren't workarounds.
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Amazon earlier this month hiked the price of Prime to $119 per year or $12.99 per month, though there are workarounds if it&aposs free shipping you&aposre after.
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Blue-state governors such as New York's Andrew Cuomo have repeatedly criticized the state and local deduction caps, and some set up workarounds to help ease the new limits.
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South Sudan's government, which reacted fiercely to the vote and claimed it would push the country closer to Russia and China, seems to hope it too can find workarounds.
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The mode also finds interesting workarounds to prevent players from feeling like the PvP elements of the mode are too overwhelming, or that you're too dependent on your teammates.
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A couple of days before the court ruling, a majority of Russian Telegram channels started reblogging and serving up instructions on how to set up proxies and VPN workarounds.
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So instead we've seen workarounds like Substack building a web-based audio player and TechCrunch releasing all our podcasts for free while putting transcripts behind the Extra Crunch paywall.
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And we also know that the Writing Ball was only one of several workarounds Nietzsche was eventually forced to adopt – he also dictated prose aloud to secretaries, for example.
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Church said that there are plenty of potential workarounds to the problem, such as simply using other Cas9 proteins, perhaps those derived from bacteria less commonly encountered by humans.
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Instead, the women who stayed in those jobs found individual workarounds to spend time with their family, or simply decided not to be as present as they once hoped.
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Sometimes there are legitimate reasons to share data between servers, though, so there are several technically sound workarounds which bypass the same-origin policy, like JSONP and CORS headers.
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Right now it is only compatible with newer Samsung phones like the Galaxy S7 or S7 Edge, though workarounds for other Android phones have already started to pop up.
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Despite numerous workarounds offered by the Obama administration, the Trump administration is reportedly undertaking a sweeping change that will allow virtually any employer to wriggle out of the mandate.
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In theory, taxpayers using these workarounds can make charitable gifts, which are still fully deductible on federal tax returns, instead of SALT payments, to support state or local services.
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The proposed rules would cover the SALT cap workarounds in blue states as well as tax-credit and donation programs in red states that pre-date the tax law.
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Internet safety groups like Protect Young Eyes try to combat these parental control hacks by warning parents of some of the most common workarounds and how to prevent them.
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While an Ignore button is currently not available so you can quietly bury these unwanted invitations, dedicated users have come up with least two workarounds for the calendar garbage.
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But anyone who has followed the recent college admissions scandal might suspect that meritocracy is a farce, and that the wealthy have workarounds that we don't even know about.
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Much of the problem also lies in the private sector, which routinely introduces workarounds – referred to as "regrettable solutions" – that bypass regulatory efforts but introduce equivalent levels of harm.
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If necessary, the State Department officials said, legal workarounds could be discussed on a case-by-case basis for couples who are barred from marrying in their home countries.
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Links in Instagram captions and comments aren't clickable, and while some users have found workarounds, the vast majority of Instagram posts aren't meant to send users to outside websites.
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One reason may be that much of the country's news media has long made use of workarounds like the gender star, as have many other parts of German society.
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And though there were some workarounds to make them less visible, it was still a huge pain for those who had no interest in using the emoji-based stickers.
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In October, Senate Democrats forced a vote on a measure to overturn regulations that blocked blue states' workarounds to the SALT deduction cap, but the resolution did not pass.
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But if you find the garbage invitations too annoying as you wait for Apple to isolate and block spammers from abusing its system, you can still use these workarounds.
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"Even with parental controls, kids have the amazing ability to develop workarounds regarding technology," Gregory Ramey, a pediatric psychologist and executive director at Dayton Children's Hospital, told CNN Business.
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Workarounds like Dr. London's can help individuals mitigate climbing costs, though they require extraordinary effort on the part of the doctor and trust on the part of the patient.
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Since 2001, Ensemble for the Romantic Century has been exploring workarounds for the problem in a series that began as a way of innovating the presentation of chamber music.
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However some bitcoin enthusiasts believe linking the two may be flawed: When Facebook implemented its ban at the end of January, enterprising advertisers found workarounds, including purposely misspelling bitcoin.
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One of the big themes in Twitter's user experience for power and more casual users is that they come up with workarounds for certain features that Twitter does not offer.
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Ennis said the increase of some tariffs to 25% — first by the U.S., followed by China in retaliation on June 1 — may be too much for even the craftiest workarounds.
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Quickly developing an understanding of the underlying issues often leads to simple workarounds that may not mirror the original market services precisely, but fit local market needs and constraints. Pricing.
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And while the current political climate in the U.S. may have forced Huawei's hand, the real shock would have been if Huawei didn't have any potential workarounds already in mind.
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While there's no official way to turn off read receipts in Messenger, like you can in iMessage or WhatsApp, there are some workarounds that'll let you ninja your way around.
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Far from being a well-oiled machine, though, China's censorship regime is fragmented and often undermined by gaps, workarounds, and perhaps even hasty officials, say academics specializing in Chinese politics.
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New models, like variable costs for open-source development, require workarounds and explanation in the budget process and cause even the most eager internal champion to lose time and energy.
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Connolly told The Hill that the bill is fundamentally the same as the last one but with workarounds to address the CBO's concerns, which he still does not agree with.
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As the Internal Revenue Service takes aim at blue states' new tax workarounds, questions remain on whether the agency might take a closer look at red states' tax credit programs.
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Regulators in European countries competing for post-Brexit banking business are offering London-based banks a range of short-term workarounds to help them relocate, bankers, regulators and lawyers say.
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I figured if there's an entire Israeli industry based on subverting the word of God and finding Sabbath workarounds, me exploiting a few loopholes here isn't that big a deal.
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But as American sanctions have squeezed the Iranian economy, Tehran has warned that it could not remain in the deal without getting European help to find workarounds to the sanctions.
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Interpol has rejected requests that it viewed as baldly political, but the Russian government has at times found workarounds by seeking a different type of warrant, known as a diffusion.
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A notice issued by the agencies signaling their intent to propose regulations comes as tax experts and politicians debate whether the IRS would bless the workarounds states are putting forward.
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Ganacharya's team has built machine-learning systems that detect subtle differences in the appearances of the sites and flag them as fraudulent, but he said hackers are constantly building workarounds.
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Some nurses responded to the arrival of the bar code system with workarounds, including refusing to use the scanner, or taping copies of patient bar codes to their med carts.
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A vast patchwork of other workarounds has arisen over the years to fill in the gaps left by the lack of insurance: Sliding-scale hospital systems at the county level.
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Once enacted, the law specifically requires software companies operating in Russia to build workarounds for encryption that would allow the FSB (Russia's equivalent to the CIA) to view any message sent.
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As it stands with iOS, most iPad owners need to bend over backwards to find workarounds or new workflows to do things that they can do with ease on a MacBook.
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Photo: Marcio Jose Sanchez (AP)It's no secret that law enforcement often resorts to workarounds for Apple's security features, but the Face ID technology of the iPhone X makes things tricky.
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Workarounds for illegal content are numerous and effective, and presumably the type of person interested in printing their own gun will not be shy about using a VPN or torrent site.
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So if you dislike the draconian nature of the app store, there are plenty of workarounds for installing apps offered by companies that are more than eager to compromise your privacy.
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And every time a software update breaks repaired phones, Apple can say that third-party repair isn't safe, and the third-party repair world has to scramble for workarounds and fixes.
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"I think there are workarounds, but this public chicken game between President Trump and President Xi is very, very difficult for President Xi to work his way out of," said Shirk.
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The SALT deduction cap and the IRS rules blocking blue states' workarounds to it are strongly opposed by Democratic lawmakers in high-tax states such as New York and New Jersey.
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Other phones will likely follow suit if they haven't already, and a few popular workarounds have emerged for people who like to listen to audio while the phone's battery is charging.
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The city has begun to implement some workarounds, manually processing real estate transactions and setting up a Gmail system for city workers, which Google initially shut down, but has since restored.
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Apple Music streaming is arriving next month — in the meantime, there are the usual workarounds, like using the watch's storage to save stuff locally before you go out for a run.
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Some are considering workarounds, such as going ahead with their IPO registrations without waiting for SEC approval, or seeking direct listings, both of which carry associated risks, especially of alienating investors.
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But the unsanctioned workarounds remain necessary because the company's own tools are so limited, said Aaron Rieke, project manager at Upturn, a progressive policy organization that focuses on the tech industry.
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With repairs an absolute necessity for farmers, they're forced to either bend to the will of manufacturers' arbitrarily priced repair costs or go to extraordinary lengths to find their own workarounds.
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But people are finding workarounds, whether it's by finding erotic content on gaming sites or getting creative, like adding a space between ASM and R to trick the policed search engines.
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In his Davos talk, Snabe claimed that the company suffered only a 20 percent reduction in total shipping volume during its NotPetya outage, thanks to its quick efforts and manual workarounds.
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It would insure that users would at least be aware of what modules to know to update and allow them to seek out workarounds for problems when updates are not available.
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Some airlines started offering workarounds, such as providing loaner laptops and iPads to travelers on U.S.-bound flights or allowing passengers to check large electronics at the gate prior to boarding.
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Spotify has spent a great deal of time devising workarounds to this, including a $0.99 three-month promotion if users sign up via its website instead of through its iOS app.
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The patience and ingenuity of straphangers are constants in this city; the hipsters and Hasidim of Williamsburg and Brooklynites down the line to Canarsie will be no different in devising workarounds.
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Democrats have also criticized rules the IRS proposed in August to crack down on blue states' workarounds to the new tax law's $10,000 cap on the state and local tax deduction.
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There are workarounds for those of us who'd like to steel our keyboards against gnarly snack spoils, like films of rubber that you can overlay your keyboard with to prevent contact.
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The changes followed a wave of clever workarounds and DIY filtering shared among users in an effort to achieve a change that many people wanted, but Twitter seemed unwilling to make.
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It took a number of workarounds—including developing visual tests to automatically assess whether a page looked different after adding encryption upgrading—to make it all work without any browsing disruptions.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Venezuela is open to barter payment arrangements with India as it seeks workarounds to U.S. sanctions imposed in late January, Venezuelan Oil Minister Manuel Quevedo said on Monday.
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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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TIGTA's estimate was included in a report reviewing a notice the IRS issued last spring indicating that it was going to issue regulations on blue-state workarounds to the SALT cap.
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Middle Eastern airlines that are already affected by the ban have been scrambling to offer workarounds to the policy, such as giving business and first-class passengers loaner laptops on flights.
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There are currently some workarounds that people have been using, but a quick search on Twitter for "snapchat hands free" reveals that many are still begging for the feature to be added.
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So while Oracle tried to get Facebook workarounds in place, account managers scrambled to push clients toward Twitter, Pinterest, and other alternatives that at least kept them spending money, that person says.
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The Senate vote centered on nullifying Treasury Department and IRS rules, finalized in June, that blocked certain workarounds that blue states created to allow their residents to circumvent the SALT deduction cap.
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She is also closing out this primary, like the Iowa caucuses, emphasizing party unity, which could limit her or require workarounds when asked to get in on a fight with another Democrat.
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Epic, which has banned cheaters only to see them develop more robust workarounds, has responded by suing both distributors of the software and, now it seems, at least one user of it.
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There are, currently, a few workarounds: Working women who are married are permitted to use their maiden names at work, and female judges were recently allowed to sign rulings with either name.
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The first is that hacks are always getting more sophisticated, with new workarounds like SIM hacking to bypass SMS-based two-factor authentication and advanced forms of phishing that compromise login details.
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If neither of those workarounds is to your liking, you can pick up a pair of Pioneer's new Rayz Plus earbuds, which have a Lightning charging port built right into the cable.
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Workarounds mentioned by people in the industry included sourcing non-original spare parts from manufacturers in China, Russian engineers attempting to replicate the blades themselves or trying to buy them via intermediaries.
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It's important to note that Snapchat does not guarantee your privacy, since pictures you send are stored by the company and are also vulnerable to workarounds so users can save your pictures.
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Blockchain makes none of these problems easier and many of them harder—but more importantly, solving them in a blockchain context requires a set of awkward workarounds that undermine the core premise.
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He has been able to create workarounds, like having the app occasionally request updates in the background, but it can't receive all types of notification and, again, it's a drain on battery.
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Expanding these approaches with or without the operators was one option for Facebook now, as well as legal workarounds where the service is repackaged, said Martin Geddes, a UK-based telecoms consultant.
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The Internal Revenue Service and Treasury Department will release new rules to address workarounds by high-tax states that are designed to help their residents manage new caps on federal tax deductions.
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In the meantime, workarounds by way of Google Cardboard, Sketchfab, and YouTube can provide stripped-down approximations of 3D works, with exhibitions like Magik Gallery's serving up occasional real-deal VR feels.
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States that are waiting on reagents or other supplies from the CDC are trying to use workarounds to keep up testing capacity in their public health labs, but it is increasingly challenging.
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The other track defends the different workarounds that the blue states have created to allow their residents to write off their state and local income and property taxes beyond the $10,000 limit.
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Workarounds and identifiers being pitched by Google, the IAB, and adtech companies like Index Exchange and OpenX theoretically would replace the cookies and still let marketers track people while respecting their anonymity.
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Many new podcasters give up if their show isn&apost popular right away, but downloads aren&apost everything, and there are workarounds to attract advertisers, said podcast producer and host Lauren LoGrasso.
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Those airlines may want to offer workarounds to the policy, such as giving business and first-class passengers loaner laptops on flights or allowing travelers to check banned items at the gate.
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Ads are going to get through that break the rules, campaigns are going to find workarounds, and when ads are banned, the people trying to place them are going to get mad.
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There are also some workarounds that allow customers at legal weed stores to use credit cards, but, at least for now, most of those green buds will still be purchased with greenbacks.
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In my tests, Subgraph OS worked fine out of the box, aside from some bugs that Ahmad pointed out and provided workarounds for (the project is still in a pre-alpha stage).
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People have used workarounds to save tweets for a long time, including hearting/"Liking" tweets to make them easier to find later, or sending them to themselves via email or direct message.
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It never crashes, you'll have to use it whenever you enter a password or text from the lock screen, and it doesn't need any workarounds to let you text with your voice.
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But, while Trump's announcement eases controls for certain products, it may also get rid of those legal workarounds, according to Scott Kennedy, a senior adviser at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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"There are thousands of people who have been trying to use workarounds... people have been jumping through a bunch of hoops to try and make it [Fi service] work [on iOS]," says Shah.
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While institutions like the FBI like to complain that they need special workarounds for encryption in order to keep us safe, any security flaw only serves to put our private data at risk.
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These workarounds showed up quickly at first, but the process has been anything but smooth, and proof-of-concept code for exploiting these vulnerabilities has been seen online for more than a month.
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Many applications offer portable versions, although with the larger and more complex pieces of software, making them portable isn't really a viable option (not without a lot of workarounds and bug fixing anyway).
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Yes, there are workarounds to this: you can exempt specific apps from app limits, and there is a way to set limits on a per-app basis, but these are far from intuitive.
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Over the last month, though, the shutdown has left industry lobbyists scrambling to explore temporary workarounds for their clients in hopes of quickly making up for lost ground when the government eventually reopens.
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European stock investors and brokers were rushing to find workarounds before Swiss shares are blocked from trading on EU exchanges after a collapse in talks to resolve a dispute between Brussels and Switzerland.
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Other potential workarounds, in our opinion, would only provide temporary relief, and we see this ban as being a strong motivator to help drive the two sides toward a new IP licensing agreement.
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The group has established workarounds, such as giving tablet forms of the opioids to patients who can swallow, using local anesthetics like nerve blocks and substituting opiates with acetaminophen, ketamine and muscle relaxants.
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Van Ess said he has found a number of workarounds that still allow for the same search capability, and has now password protected his site so only vetted people can use the tools.
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The group has established workarounds, such as giving tablet forms of the opioids to patients who can swallow, using local anesthetics like nerve blocks and substituting opiates with acetaminophen, ketamine and muscle relaxants.
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There's no automatic healing out of combat, no sneaking past enemies to pickpocket their potions, and none of the other workarounds I'm accustomed to using to get through games that look like this.
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But he also said that, based on what he's read in the press, the SALT cap workarounds "could be not on all fours" with a position the IRS has taken in the past.
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In private, she also tried to adjust her style when talking to Trump, offering him workarounds to existing laws rather than simply telling him what he wanted at the border was not possible.
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Part of what distinguishes this startup scene is people's ability to create "workarounds" to the region's many institutional, political, and economic problems — pragmatic approaches that also resonate with other parts of the world.
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Once Adobe updates its Lightroom app to directly import images, it will mean my entire workflow can happen on the iPad with only a few hacky workarounds — whereas before, it didn't work at all.
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While sweeping in nature, the effect of the new sanctions will have on North Korea's economy is still unclear, given the number of workarounds the regime already has in place to dodge international scrutiny.
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Piezoelectric MEMS design replaces the diaphragm and back plate with flexible alternatives that result in a waterproof, dustproof, particle-resistant, and shockproof microphone that requires no workarounds to be used in high-reliability arrays.
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While it'll take far longer to fully address the underlying socioeconomic barriers to equitable care, healthcare workers in Memphis have found effective workarounds, such as steering women to screening centers with breast-imaging specialists.
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People have found tricky, fleeting workarounds to bypass the cap over the years, but there's no official "Yeah, yeah, the app is huge, I know." button to click or power user setting to toggle.
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The HTC Vive's "room-scale" VR still requires a lot of workarounds, and systems that allow infinite walking, like the Virtuix Omni treadmill or The Void's complex redirected walking system, are still incredibly niche.
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I encountered a few bugs in its new Android app, and its simplicity often means using workarounds (like IFTTT or additional smart systems and sensors) to get your lights to do everything you want.
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Given that the game's only been here since early morning, it's a pretty safe bet that many of these players have been levelling up over the past month by employing a number of workarounds.
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This year, you don't need to upgrade to an iPhone 7 to try out the new stuff — and even people with older phones have some workarounds to get to the 3D Touch-enabled functions.
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"I think for everybody that we've dealt with in the states with the workarounds, we've expressed our concern that Treasury may not go along with this," said Michael D'Addio, a principal at Marcum LLP.
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His children have already found workarounds to Apple's web-filtering tool and, unlike the apps he had used, it has no kill switch to quickly disable certain apps on their phones, Mr. Chantry said.
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After some states started considering and passing legislation aimed at circumventing the SALT deduction cap, the IRS issued a notice in May 2018 saying that it planned to issue proposed rules about the workarounds.
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The idea here is that GitHub can either help find workarounds, or this will become a feedback forum of its own to help figure out what it should be upgrading next on the site.
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It's time for our government to improve the ways that chemicals are regulated in this country, and it's time for companies to stop relying on dangerous compounds – and to stop finding equally dangerous workarounds.
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Mr. Rettig carefully avoided questions about how the I.R.S. might address states that have developed workarounds to the $10,000 limit on state and local tax deductions that was imposed by the new tax law.
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His children have already found workarounds to Apple's web-filtering tool and, unlike the apps he had used, it has no kill switch to quickly disable certain apps on their phones, Mr. Chantry said.
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Rather, the Europeans have sought workarounds that would keep Iran within the terms of the deal, and they have argued that Mr. Trump erred gravely by scrapping the agreement rather than building on it.
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Queer artists have had to find workarounds, in part by expanding the idea that tradition is always something handed down like a gift from the powerful or, like an heirloom, from parent to child.
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The IRS signaled in May that it may not allow such workarounds, which involve allowing taxpayers to make charitable donations to state and local funds and receive credits against their state and local taxes.
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I'm not sure Facebook will give up so quickly and it will be worth watching what kind of workarounds, if any, it comes up with to continue in its wider strategy to "connect" us all.
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Mike McCaul of Texas, have a bill that would bar US arms exports to the Turkish Armed Forces conducting operations in Syria, and bar any emergency workarounds that would allow arms exports to go forward.
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But in practice, experts say the country has managed to find a plethora of workarounds from settling trade through phony accounts at Chinese banks to disguising its ships to selling arms through foreign shell companies.
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Ryan said he was concerned there were "at least four workarounds" that would allow Iran access to the U.S. currency, including dollar-denominated transactions, dollar-clearing, dollar-based conversions and dollar-related foreign currency transactions.
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European stock investors and brokers were rushing last week to find workarounds before Swiss shares were blocked from trading on EU exchanges after a collapse in talks to resolve a dispute between Brussels and Switzerland.
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It's a location-based compromise that has been suggested before to address the tricky problem of affording individual privacy without leaving trivial workarounds nor trampling too broadly on the wider public's ability to access information.
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South Korean chipmakers have been plotting workarounds, such as seeking supplies directly from factories in China or Taiwan owned by their Japanese suppliers, but government officials this week warned them not to go that route.
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Its hope is to be much more reliable than current systems that mimic gravity using mechanical workarounds, so it can be used to collect carbon dioxide and recirculate water during deep space exploration by humans.
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A number of Gulf carriers impacted by the policy have come up with workarounds, such as offering loaner laptops on flights or allowing passengers to check large electronics at the gate just prior to boarding.
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"Our ability to deliver things quickly to the warfighter, other than through workarounds like the MRAP [Mine Resistant Ambush Protection vehicle], is worse than it's ever been," William LaPlante told the House Armed Services Committee.
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However incomplete, solutions rely on technology: working remotely via Slack channels or Google hangouts, using Zoom for conference calls, videotaping and uploading lectures, sharing and storing files on Google Drive -- and other app-related workarounds.
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According to interviews with former federal agents, gun retailers, and lawyers, two problems underpin this expanding gray market: First, long wait times incentivize quick workarounds like solvent traps that can easily be converted to silencers.
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Despite the government's clampdown on internet connectivity and censorship of what could be officially reported, Iranians who saw or participated in the protests found workarounds to transmit video and text of what they had witnessed.
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Symmetry doesn't yet exist on the desktop app — there are workarounds to do this on the desktop through multistep processes or third-party plug-ins, but it's one of the most requested features in Illustrator.
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" Ocasio-Cortez, who endorsed Sanders, said that while New York real estate developers have found workarounds the city's rent caps, she rejects "the idea that it's either a supply problem or a tenant protection problem.
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The Woodward book will only confirm to most the wisdom of their actions, and the urgency to complete these workarounds before everything comes unglued, as the writer of the anonymous op-ed so eloquently suggests.
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If the price doesn't put you off and you're also the sort of person who isn't worried about those video content workarounds (I don't judge), I think it's a pretty great little TV in a can.
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" She admits there's still the concern that terrorists or hate groups will get better at developing "workarounds" to evade Facebook's moderators, "but the benefits of being more open about what's happening behind the scenes outweighs that.
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Since 2010, a group called Patriotic Millionaires has fought for the closure of a number of tax loopholes and workarounds that allow people like them to pay less while the tax burden grows on working families.
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Why it could work: The National Security Agency has a long history of investigating workarounds for Apple's security measures, and has the most sophisticated and aggressive tactics for intercepting data of any agency in the world.
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And, while there are fundamental differences between the two countries' financial sectors, the workarounds Swiss banks have used to mitigate their lack of pan-European access offer a guide to the options Britain's lenders could explore.
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Standing between the workarounds and California gun buyers is state Attorney General Xavier Becerra, a former congressman appointed to the post in December by Brown following ex-Attorney General Kamala Harris's election to the US Senate.
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"I think for everybody that we've dealt with in the states with the workarounds, we've expressed our concern that Treasury may not go along with this," Michael D'Addio, a principal at Marcum LLP, told CNBC earlier.
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But tax lawyers suggested that the details of the state's workarounds were too convoluted for the average taxpayer to follow closely, or too untried to have impact — either as campaign talking points or as financial safeguards.
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The Treasury Department and the I.R.S. are worried that the workarounds could further balloon the cost of the tax cuts, which are projected to add more than $1 trillion to the national debt over a decade.
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Tiananmen anniversary: Days before the most politically sensitive date on China's calendar, Twitter suspended the accounts of Chinese human rights lawyers, activists, college students and nationalists, who use workarounds to access the banned social media platform.
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Such cases often find their way to H.I.V. programs for teenagers that specialize in finding workarounds, such as private funding for medications, or spending hours on the phone with insurance companies to help the treatment remain confidential.
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Second, the rigidity of the programming and limited adaptability of the algorithm (in this case controlling the robot) will cause people to develop workarounds to figure out how to deal with this new disruptor in their domain.
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One discovery leads to another, and since I wasn't too happy losing the use of my favorite messaging app, I had to look to see if there are other workarounds to Google's prohibition on background YouTube play.
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You can of course install alternative apps for just about everything, and you do have a few workarounds—Google apps like Gmail can be set to launch other Google apps like Chrome if that's what you prefer.
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While Hydro's primary metals business and most other units were able to carry on production with workarounds and manual solutions, one of its main production units struggled to recover, company executives told a news conference on Tuesday.
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For some people, those workarounds will be totally worth it because the trade-off is a more open computing platform that gives you a better web browser, a mouse, windows, and even Linux if you want it.
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Obviously, given the location-based element of the implementation, workarounds will still be possible — such as searchers being able to use a proxy like Tor to obfuscate their own location and thus still view fuller search results.
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A lot of Canadians are already using Alexa and Echo, having procured them from US retailers or third parties who will ship across the border, but this has always involved workarounds like having a US Amazon account.
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Google and Amazon's workarounds are clumsy: A user can go to the smartphone companion app for her Home or Echo, find the result of the search, and click a link to go to the content creator's site.
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However, as suggested by the recent New York case, in which Apple was able to access data on a device running an older OS, dedicated hackers are bound to find workarounds to backdoor the latest version, too.
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For that reason, it was probably only a matter of time before unofficial workarounds surfaced, like this proof of concept program on GitHub that allows Rift exclusives Lucky's Tale and Oculus Dreamdeck to play on the Vive.
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That is prompting warnings from experts who say the administration's haphazard use of tools that freeze assets and cut people and countries off from the world's banking system could undermine the entire program by spawning new workarounds.
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Apple is issuing an update to the update "in the next few days" which will fix the issue, but if you're already stranded at the activation screen, try the workarounds listed at this brand new support article.
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While VPNs with foreign servers, including VyprVPN and ExpressVPN, play cat-and-mouse with regulators, quickly patching blocks and developing workarounds, small business owners say they have been hard hit by the rapid loss of local VPNs.
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You can share what you find with family and friends, as well as rate recipes and print them and leave notes on them to alert yourself or others in our growing community to ingredient substitutions and workarounds.
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Of course, including the estate tax can be misleading – not just because it's only a one-time tax but also because so few of today's wealthy pay it because there are so many simple and legal workarounds.
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A Chinese Video Game Rakes In Cash — and Draws Young Rule Breakers Amid political pressure, Tencent's popular Honor of Kings added limits on how long young people can play, but fake accounts and other workarounds have proliferated.
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For Murphy, such intellectual workarounds are unnecessary; he finds "The Boys in the Band" forward-thinking whether or not you consider that it was written in a time when "you could literally be arrested" for being gay.
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Essentially the app means it no longer has to worry about its service fitting within the rules of each social platform, or even a new platform that pops up which doesn't take kindly to links (or API workarounds).
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Photo: Casey Rodgers/Invision for Microsoft (AP)Microsoft has claimed that the Xbox One would be getting full, official mouse and keyboard support since June 2016, though the feature has long remained ephemeral beyond unsupported third-party workarounds.
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LONDON/ZURICH (Reuters) - European stock investors and brokers are rushing to find workarounds before Swiss shares are blocked from trading on EU exchanges on Monday after a collapse in talks to resolve a dispute between Brussels and Switzerland.
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If you're the type of person who worries about putting your money in an online financial company or online bank, there are workarounds that allow you to get help and access your money, Ken Tumin, founder of DepositAccounts.
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Luckily, there are some simple technological workarounds for users: forcing your browser to use HTTPS with an extension (something that will make your browsing more secure anyhow) should prevent Comcast from getting its teeth into your webpages. [Consumerist]
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No matter how scrupulously the AI designers launder the phony "human" touches out of their wares, we can expect a flourishing of shortcuts, workarounds and tolerated distortions of the actual "comprehension" of both the systems and their operators.
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Of course, because Google didn't yet offer its own official implementation for this, many developers already created their own workarounds for the problem in order to offer promo codes for upgrades and in-app content to their users.
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And even if the UK government forced ISPs and app stores to block access to all services that do not comply with its decryption requirements, there would still be workarounds for terrorists to continue accessing strongly encrypted services.
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The real opportunity afforded by the mandate to reorganize AT&L is for the Pentagon to resolve the systemic issues that forced such workarounds and consciously redesign strategy, methods, organization, and incentive structures to meet 21st century demands.
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Signal requires using your phone number rather than a screenname, but if you'd rather not give your real phone number to your sexting partner, there are workarounds available that will allow you to use a dummy phone number.
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Focusing on data at rest and messages is an implicit admission by the government that implementing workarounds to encryption is inherently dangerous — and not needed when there's an alternative, like sending a warrant to a bank or retailer.
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But some tax experts have questioned whether the IRS would give a green light to the SALT cap workarounds, arguing that the agency might not see the donations to state and local funds as truly charitable in nature.
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In California, the legislature has not even tried to pass a conformity bill, choosing instead to focus on developing workarounds for the federal law's cap on state and local tax deductions, which would hit California residents especially hard.
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Workarounds are legion in the American health care system, to the extent that ECRI (formerly the Emergency Care Research Institute) listed them fourth among its list of top 10 patient safety concerns for health care organizations in 2018.
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Companies like Amazon and Google do not yet allow traditional ad placement on their devices, although marketers have found workarounds, and Tushinskiy predicted that these companies will soon cave to pressure to open smart speakers up to advertising.
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The five-year ban would merely redouble their resourcefulness as they search for workarounds that allow them to not technically classify as "lobbyists" once leaving the administration but rather to occupy some other very similar role in Washington officialdom.
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Reed points to the Supreme Court's dissenting opinion, where Justice Neil Gorsuch claimed platforms might try to avoid the "direct seller" label with inefficient workarounds, like making developers handle their own payments and then write a check to Apple.
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The iPad also has a system-wide picture-in-picture function in iOS, allowing you to watch videos while using other apps — but you need to use fiddly workarounds if you wish to use it with the YouTube app.
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And, yes, that means you'll need to use Android (though there are workarounds for making Project Fi work with iPhones, assuming you have an unlocked phone and can get access to a Nexus or Pixel to activate the SIM).
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Sunday's video was the most recent in a litany of social media posts showing drivers misusing Autopilot, or finding workarounds so they don't have to actively touch the steering wheel – Tesla's way of attempting to keep the driver active.
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Frank Sammartino, a senior fellow at the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center, said that it's unclear how the guidance will treat the SALT cap workarounds, but that Treasury officials have "expressed some skepticism in the past" about the arrangements.
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In fact, the company has discouraged fans from using workarounds to revert to the old version, warning it could lock them out of their old Memories: Meanwhile, the company is coming off its strongest quarter yet since going public.
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And as Ezra Klein has noted, there are a lot of workarounds here: As every reporter knows, when official sources want to tell you something particularly delicate, they email you from a personal account — or, much more often, they call.
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Speaking at a pre-election town hall event on RTL television on Sunday, Merkel called on German carmakers, all of which have been caught using workarounds to cheat nitrogen emissions tests, to work to re-establish public trust in diesel.
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My question wasn't whether you could independently verify that these cases were true, more just whether it's possible to go beyond what the police are saying in this instance and find out if there are other workarounds they have access to.
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Cult of Mac noted that iPhone and iPad users can still use workarounds, including sending video to a Chromecast or TV supporting Netflix 2nd Screen, or just connecting their devices directly to a screen with an HDMI cable via an adapter.
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" And while Conrad has clearly sussed out some clever workarounds for a pregnancy-friendly wardrobe using non-maternity wares, she hasn't completely eschewed pieces designed for mothers-to-be: "I only purchased a few maternity pieces, completely out of necessity.
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While Netflix is already available in many European countries, content is tailored to local tastes, so a French user in Belgium, for example, will not have access to the specific French catalog without using workarounds such as virtual private networks.
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In the wild and weird world of the US legal pot market, some cannabis businesses—though it's unclear how many—have either found workarounds involving cryptocurrency that allow customers to use bank-issued cards in-store, or even accept Bitcoin directly.
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Glen Hougan, who teaches industrial design at the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design, calls creative and resourceful repurposers like Ms. Beskind hackers, a term often applied to computer programmers who develop creative workarounds, or hacks, to particular problems.
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There are some workarounds, including Linux distributions made specifically for Chromebooks, but the result is that computers that would still be completely usable with other operating systems are going to be pushed off the internet onramp in a few years' time.
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"We are tightening the loop on any potential workarounds on the standing sanctions that allow the Maduro regime to still find ways to exploit PDVSA as a cash cow," a senior U.S. administration official said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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The workarounds and fixes that make it look a bit like a Rube Goldberg device were designed to address these challenges within the limitations of a political system that had tried — and failed — to create universal health insurance many times before.
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Screenshot: GizmodoThere's no genuinely decent alternative around if you're on Android, though as we said in the introduction, there are always a few hacky workarounds—stream your PS4 to your PC and then to your Android phone, for instance, as Android Central details.
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If this becomes a serious issue, and slamming your windows shut or threatening to call the cops didn't work, it might be time to think of other workarounds to make the noise a little more bearable — starting with soundproofing your room decor.
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Y.) and Carolyn MaloneyCarolyn Bosher MaloneySpeier to run for Oversight gavel On The Money: Lawmakers hammer Zuckerberg over Facebook controversies | GOP chair expects another funding stopgap | Senate rejects Dem measure on SALT deduction cap workarounds Lawmakers hammer Zuckerberg over Facebook controversies MORE (N.
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A new report by researchers at Northeastern University confirms that the nation's four major wireless carriers throttle at least some video content on their networks, and suggests a few workarounds for those who want the best possible video quality on their mobile devices.
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However, you can find workarounds to get yourself back online before you resort to picking up a book or taking a long stroll outside—here's what to try first, after you established it's not just your router or the whole internet that's borked.
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There are workarounds to avoid being detected though, as some Twitter users have pointed out — you can set your phone to airplane mode and then screenshot, or you can view the Instagram story via web browser on desktop and safely screenshot from there.
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Curl Power You've probably heard the tip about heating up your eyelash curler with your blowdryer to get extra-sculpted lashes, but Redditors (likely ones who underestimated the heat settings and ended up burning their lids), have come up with some inventive workarounds.
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But Hayworth is adamant in his conviction that ASC must be developed within the scientific and medical mainstream, and deployed under regulatory oversight, without workarounds like offshoring ASC to countries with loose medical ethics, or like only offering the procedure after legal death.
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Despite the attack, Hydro's primary metals business and most other units were able to carry on production with workarounds and manual solutions, though output of its extrusion business, which makes components for carmakers, builders and other industries, was reduced by 50 percent.
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A. While workarounds like the Google Chrome Chrometana extension for redirecting Cortana-prompted Bing searches were once an easy option for using alternate software, Microsoft recently made changes to its software that broke Chrometana and restricted Cortana to using only Edge and Bing.
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Let's meet in the middle here: Put real effort into anticipating and countering problems with solutions that aren't just clever technical workarounds, and perhaps that will make a small dent in Facebook's growing reputation as an aloof overseer of our digital lives.[TechCrunch]
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Yet the following month, a memo from the National Security Council, and leaked to Bloomberg, outlined the administration's plans to seriously focus on developing encryption workarounds (something which Snowden revealed the NSA had already been doing for years with its Project Bullrun).
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Even when YouTube does try to explain the logic to its rules, as it eventually did this week, it inadvertently lays out a map for how bad actors can sidestep takedowns, giving bad faith creators workarounds to harass or profit off bigotry.
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Senate Democrats announced Thursday that they are planning to force a vote in the near future on a resolution to repeal IRS rules aimed at blocking blue states' workarounds to the GOP tax law's cap on the state and local tax (SALT) deduction.
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The other track — which includes a July 2019 suit filed by New York, New Jersey and Connecticut — defends some workarounds blue states have created to permit their residents to write off their state and local income and property taxes above the $10,000 limit.
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Depressingly, there's a startling number of people who've engaged in the twisted gastronomic fantasy of ingesting laundry detergent, workarounds—recipes for edible Tide Pods in lieu of the actual product, attempts at legislation to get people not to eat them—be damned.
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"I'd expect Apple to keep fighting this hard, but Apple has workarounds here that aren't just lowering the 30% [commission]," Creative Strategies analyst Ben Bajarin said on Twitter, highlighting direct installs or offering payment directly to software developers for subscriptions as options for Apple.
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So, whatever else it is, a terror attack is a politically opportune moment for governments to apply massively visible public pressure onto a sector known for engineering workarounds to extant regulation — as a power play to try to eke out greater cooperation going forward.
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Windows 10 users have been able to stream Xbox One games to their computers since 2015, but Mac owners have been sadly left out of the fun unless they go through extensive workarounds with apps like Parallels or install a Windows partition on Boot Camp.
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In the statement he also argued that case-by-case investigative workarounds to gain access to encrypted devices are "difficult to scale" and "may be perishable due to a short technical lifecycle" or else as a consequence of an exploit being disclosed via legal proceedings.
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In addition, notes Bloomberg, there are over a dozen different languages to account for and only a small amount of the Indian population owns a credit card (Spotify has found workarounds for this in the past; gift cards are popular in many countries, for example).
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The committee is also critical of the bill's position on intelligence sharing and flags up the risks of potential workarounds to safeguards via agreements with foreign intelligence services — so it is directly calling for "more safeguards" to be put on the face of the bill.
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A final rule from the Treasury and IRS that would block these workarounds — and potentially other state tax credit programs in South Carolina, Alabama and elsewhere, that existed before the new tax law — is now under review by the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs.
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"Apple did not respond to Business Insider's request for comment on bugs or workarounds in Screen Time, but a spokesperson told the Post that the company builds users "powerful tools to manage their iOS devices and are always working to make them even better.
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It is no longer feasible merely to propose patches and workarounds to the 21625 Foreign Assistance Act which was, itself, a restructuring of awkward, haphazard, and ineffective post-war programs from the 2900s that had become increasingly bogged down by bureaucratic fragmentation and infighting.
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The unredacted version of the report from the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (TIGTA) provides information about how the Treasury Department and IRS developed a notice issued in May 2018 announcing an intention to propose regulations on state workarounds to the SALT deduction cap.
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Because of Nvidia Shield's high-end specs, it works well for services like this, but Tablo's maker says that it's looking into workarounds – like the use of USB hubs, for example – that would allow it to bring the Android TV app to more devices.
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The Pour With the overwhelming number of wines available today from all over the world, in a vast diversity of styles, many made from grapes virtually unknown a generation ago, consumers have had to resort to shortcuts and workarounds to slice through the confusion.
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A spokesperson for the company told Business Insider that MoviePass rolled out an update prior to the film's release that was intended to curb abuse of the service, such as by using workarounds to obtain multiple tickets for a single screening or sharing membership cards.
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According to Leitschuh, Zoom made attempts to patch the vulnerability by preventing an attacker from turning on a video camera, but he was able to discover workarounds that would permit an attacker to force a target to join a call and activate their webcam.
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To counteract these issues, she recalls having to devise DIY workarounds, like placing foam wedges between the laptop screen and keyboard (to close the laptop but not fully so that Trace could still run) to sticking a couple of blue icepacks in each backpack to avoid overheating.
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But what we need to realize that algorithms are always implemented in the world -- there are engineers, workarounds, bugs and a thousand other course corrections that have to happen before an elegant piece of code can really start doing work in the messy, ambiguous space of culture.
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Plugins also make less sense for Plex's business as it continues its push into live TV streaming, as many of the Plugins were workarounds for not being able to access TV content — like ABC, CBS or NBC shows, for instance, or a newscast of some sort.
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Most banks - publicly at least - have yet to make a final decision on where they plan to set up their broker dealers after Brexit, and executives say they are skeptical about whether they will be allowed to use workarounds like back-to-back in the long term.
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Here are some of the main factors that may affect Swiss stocks: Stock markets European stock investors and brokers are rushing to find workarounds as Swiss shares are blocked from trading on EU exchanges on Monday after a collapse in talks to resolve a dispute between Brussels and Switzerland.
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The app does a pretty good job organizing a lot of content at once – though a company rep admitted that developers held back some functionality, in an attempt to keep things lightweight, notably things like private meetings, though there are some workarounds for that, which we'll go into later.
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While the approach taken by NewAir and others in the sector requires significant investment, it underscores how the year-long U.S.-China trade war is forcing some companies to adopt novel workarounds as they fight for long-term survival and bump up against the limitations of belt-tightening.
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This situation is reminiscent of another, higher-intensity spat between Amazon and Google that began in 2015, when Amazon booted Chromecast devices from its online marketplace, and steadily escalated until Google blocked Amazon's Echo Show and Fire TV devices from playing YouTube videos, though again there were workarounds.
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To build the optimum solar-powered vehicle, there are still a lot of aspects that need working on and there need to be workarounds to enable such a vehicle to run efficiently in areas that aren't quite as sunny or are more like deserts in terms of their climate.
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Tom RiceHugh (Tom) Thompson RiceOn The Money: Lawmakers hammer Zuckerberg over Facebook controversies | GOP chair expects another funding stopgap | Senate rejects Dem measure on SALT deduction cap workarounds House committee advances measure taxing nicotine in vaping products Democrats struggle with repeal of key Trump tax provision MORE (R-S.
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It is already complicating tax planning for companies and workers around the country, particularly in high-tax states like New York, Maryland and California, where lawmakers are actively pursuing workarounds for some provisions of the new federal law that limit state and local income and property tax deductions.
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It's symptomatic of the illogical workarounds that the scene in which Percy's supernatural powers are first manifested at Camp Half-Blood — a scene that, in the book, involves an exploding toilet — must make do with toilet paper instead, as if he weren't the son of Poseidon but Charmin.
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For nearly three months, the residents of Stillwright Point's 215 homes have been forced to carefully plan their outings and find temporary workarounds to deal with the smelly, stagnant water — a result not of rain, but a rising sea — that makes their mangrove-lined streets look more like canals.
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As political theater, it was as effective as it was unsubtle: Barbara Starr, the Pentagon correspondent from CNN, was soon asking Pentagon representatives and deployed service members about workarounds that might allow them to stream the game; Jake Tapper picked up and shared the news in a tweet as well.
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"What I think is really problematic is the decisions about where you go to get work done are not made because of economic efficiency or programmatic effectiveness, but because they're workarounds," said Max Stier, president and CEO of the Partnership for Public Service, a think tank that studies the federal workforce.
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They will also hit back at regulations preventing workarounds to part of the 2017 tax cut law, which put a $10,000 ceiling on the federal tax deduction for state and local taxes, a limit that's largely affected taxpayers in New York, New Jersey and California, along with a few other states.
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Alexandria Ocasio-CortezAlexandria Ocasio-CortezOn The Money: Lawmakers hammer Zuckerberg over Facebook controversies | GOP chair expects another funding stopgap | Senate rejects Dem measure on SALT deduction cap workarounds Ocasio-Cortez reelection campaign refunds ,000 in donations from pro-Trump former Facebook exec Ocasio-Cortez grills Zuckerberg over political ad policy MORE (D-N.Y.).
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While there have been workarounds for all these issues, the simplest workaround has been the one Microsoft seemed to ignore: simply allowing users to control when and where they updated their OS. The feature Tkachenko noted, available in Windows 10 build 14997, would allow users to pause updates for up to 35 days.
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And while, in this instance, it's not a backdoor into Windows that can be used to steal user data, but rather just a workaround of Microsoft's own revenue engine that seeks to lock its software to the hardware it ships on, the wider point about security workarounds also being system weaknesses stands.
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Although I certainly recognized that the world was built for what I call the fully fingered, not for my body, I never experienced a sense of losing capacity, and adapted quite readily, engaging with the world in my preferred way and developing practical workarounds for the life demands my body did not meet.
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Stephanie MurphyStephanie MurphyOn The Money: Lawmakers hammer Zuckerberg over Facebook controversies | GOP chair expects another funding stopgap | Senate rejects Dem measure on SALT deduction cap workarounds House committee advances measure taxing nicotine in vaping products Lawmakers set to host fundraisers focused on Nats' World Series trip MORE (D-Fla.) joined Republicans in opposing the measure.
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" Senate Finance Committee Chairman Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyMelania Trump makes first solo visit to Capitol Hill Senate rejects Dem measure to overturn IRS rules on SALT deduction cap No. 28503 GOP senator: 'Picture coming out of' diplomat's testimony 'not a good one' MORE (R-Iowa) called the blue states' workarounds "state-sanctioned tax shelters.
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In 000, the state expanded the list of banned assault weapons to include whole classes of AR-228 and AK-215 style weapons, along with any center-fire semiautomatic rifle with a detachable ammunition magazine and (the "and" is crucial) any of six features: The gun world responded to the updated regulation with fresh workarounds.
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Stephanie MurphyStephanie MurphyOn The Money: Lawmakers hammer Zuckerberg over Facebook controversies | GOP chair expects another funding stopgap | Senate rejects Dem measure on SALT deduction cap workarounds House committee advances measure taxing nicotine in vaping products Lawmakers set to host fundraisers focused on Nats' World Series trip MORE (D-Fla.) joined Republicans in opposing the measure. Rep.
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Senate Democrats are expected to force a vote on Wednesday to overturn IRS regulations blocking workarounds to a provision in President TrumpDonald John TrumpSchedule for additional depositions in impeachment inquiry revealed Sondland attorney disputes key portions of Taylor testimony: report Impeachment inquiry might be public by mid-November: report MORE's 2017 tax-cut law, lawmakers announced Tuesday.
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The Senate on Wednesday rejected a Democratic effort to overturn IRS regulations blocking workarounds to a portion of President TrumpDonald John TrumpSchedule for additional depositions in impeachment inquiry revealed Sondland attorney disputes key portions of Taylor testimony: report Impeachment inquiry might be public by mid-November: report MORE's tax law that is disliked by high-tax states.
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The real losers from the IOC's failure to ban might be the Russian athletes themselves, because now their potential to win will motivate coaches and sports officials to continue to seek workarounds to sustain the doping program But I'd like to caution that any holier-than-thou reaction to the IOC's non-ban should give us pause.
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Ricoh is trying to push its 360-degree cameras into live streaming territory with a new camera called the Ricoh R. It looks similar, if a bit more rugged, to the Theta S and the cheaper SC that have come before it, but it's company's first spherical cameras that can apparently live stream without a bunch of workarounds.
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And some of the complaints about Trump's administration were also made about Barack Obama's administration—that his appointment process was managed by young and inexperienced staffers and that he at times favored, at the risk of damaging governmental transparency and order, workarounds to fill posts and delegate duties rather than going through often grueling confirmation processes.
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But the president can still be reasonably held responsible for the urgency with which the bureaucracy attacks the problem, the speed at which rules get suspended and workarounds enacted, the pressure brought to bear on state and local authorities to take a possible pandemic seriously, and the use of presidential rhetoric to encourage private citizens to do the same.
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The proposed workarounds come months after President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE signed the new federal tax bill into law.
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"We have ISIS on the run and rather than focus on that mission we have now created a distraction that is going to require the Iraqi government to justify why it's made concessions and compromises the previous government was not willing to make and find workarounds for what operationally has created a lot of obstacles," said Bruen.
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Tom RiceHugh (Tom) Thompson RiceHouse GOP scores rare floor victory by outmaneuvering Democrats on tax bill Providing more information on the prescription drug supply chain will help lower costs for all On The Money: Lawmakers hammer Zuckerberg over Facebook controversies | GOP chair expects another funding stopgap | Senate rejects Dem measure on SALT deduction cap workarounds MORE (R-S.
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Its so-called Great Firewall, a sprawling system that prevents Chinese internet users from accessing a large number of sites hosted outside the country, has long been riddled with holes like the number of people who simply used VPNs to sidestep it—though the Christian Science Monitor recently reported that authorities are growing more sophisticated in their attempts to block such workarounds.
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Richard ShelbyRichard Craig ShelbyOn The Money: Lawmakers hammer Zuckerberg over Facebook controversies | GOP chair expects another funding stopgap | Senate rejects Dem measure on SALT deduction cap workarounds Shelby expects another funding stopgap, potentially through March Congress faces major hurdles to spending deal MORE (R-Ala.), have sent offers back and forth in recent weeks but have yet to reach a deal.
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If we have to hear Steve Rogers or a S.H.I.E.L.D. call some OBVIOUS MUTANT an "enhanced" one more time ... OK, this isn't such a big deal, but honestly, we're sick of all the silly workarounds we're having to endure – like Age of Ultron being unable to discuss Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver's true lineage, or that insufferably terrible Inhumans show, for example.
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Some web filters can be bypassed by adding "+" to the end of a URL or "pay." to the beginning (although the pay bypass appears to be out of date and will trigger Chrome's safety filters for non-HTTPS sites.) These are useful for restricted public wifi, though of course, please use these workarounds responsibly and not to watch porn in a McDonalds.
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ON TAP TOMORROW: RYAN CALLS ON OBAMA TO RULE OUT IRAN SANCTIONS WORKAROUNDS: House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) demanded that President Obama rule out any way for Iran to slide past sanctions by accessing the U.S. dollar.
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Michael BennetMichael Farrand BennetOn The Money: Lawmakers hammer Zuckerberg over Facebook controversies | GOP chair expects another funding stopgap | Senate rejects Dem measure on SALT deduction cap workarounds Senate rejects Dem measure to overturn IRS rules on SALT deduction cap The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Better Medicare Alliance - Trump's impeachment plea to Republicans MORE (D-Colo.): Warren "not being honest about" her "Medicare for All" plan.
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Maxine WatersMaxine Moore WatersHillicon Valley: Lawmakers unleash on Zuckerberg | House passes third election interference bill | Online extremism legislation advances in House | Google claims quantum computing breakthrough On The Money: Lawmakers hammer Zuckerberg over Facebook controversies | GOP chair expects another funding stopgap | Senate rejects Dem measure on SALT deduction cap workarounds Lawmakers hammer Zuckerberg over Facebook controversies MORE (D-Calif.), chairwoman of the House Financial Services Committee.
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Yes, this is my first trip to the festival, and there may be some general "gee-whiz, new and shiny!" factor, but I know terrible public transit and misguided ticketing workarounds when I see them, and as my day took me from screenings in the city's entertainment district to interviews near the University of Toronto, TIFF continued to be the smoothest-running operation I've ever seen.
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I decided against organizing my own personal workarounds to achieve what I'm asking for:My husband to find a fix on his own for his snoringThe ability to sleep at night next to my spouse and in my bed if I want toQuiet comfortable space and time to work during the dayChild care while I workNothing about those desires justifies me changing my lifestyle whatsoever.
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"Based on what creative people might do in conjunction with the materials scientists, if the regulations are not done right there is going to be an ongoing cat and mouse game similar to what we see in golf and especially auto racing where the regulations are a starting point for tweaks, workarounds, and gamesmanship of the highest order," said Michael Joyner, a physiologist at the Mayo Clinic.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulOn The Money: Lawmakers hammer Zuckerberg over Facebook controversies | GOP chair expects another funding stopgap | Senate rejects Dem measure on SALT deduction cap workarounds Senate rejects Dem measure to overturn IRS rules on SALT deduction cap The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Better Medicare Alliance - Diplomat's 'powerful' testimony and 'lynching' attract headlines MORE (R-Ky.) blocks vote on House-passed Syria resolution for second time.
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Michael BennetMichael Farrand BennetOn The Money: Lawmakers hammer Zuckerberg over Facebook controversies | GOP chair expects another funding stopgap | Senate rejects Dem measure on SALT deduction cap workarounds Senate rejects Dem measure to overturn IRS rules on SALT deduction cap The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Better Medicare Alliance - Trump's impeachment plea to Republicans MORE (Colo.), a 2020 presidential candidate, the only Democrat to vote against the resolution and Sen.
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Michael BennetMichael Farrand BennetOn The Money: Lawmakers hammer Zuckerberg over Facebook controversies | GOP chair expects another funding stopgap | Senate rejects Dem measure on SALT deduction cap workarounds Senate rejects Dem measure to overturn IRS rules on SALT deduction cap The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Better Medicare Alliance - Trump's impeachment plea to Republicans MORE (Colo.), a 2020 presidential candidate, the only Democrat to vote against the resolution and Sen.
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Sure, there are workarounds, but it would be much better for everyone if Google Chrome could just handle background processes and tabs more efficiently8 Ways to Stop Your Web Browser From Crippling Your ComputerMany of us spend most of our time on the web, but all too often browsing sessions can descend into…Read more ReadWay back in September, the Google Chrome team promised to do just that.
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Read More: How Viking 1 Won the Martian Space Race That system was put inside the hardware of the Mariner probe architecture, creating a machine that could understand 4,096 words instead of just a few, one that was fully rewriteable, and offered control of all of the instruments on board on an ongoing basis, meaning that for some problems, there were workarounds in the case of instrument errors.
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People had already built workarounds — "finstas," private secondary accounts that only a person's closest friends had access to, were for content that didn't have to be so serious — but Stories invited everyone on the platform to craft an additional alternate version of themselves, one that wasn't quite as polished as they were used to being on Instagram, but still curated enough to be shown to everyone they knew.
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But suddenly they see themselves threatened by the very kinds of rules and restrictions that so delight leftwing politicians like Warren and Alexandria Ocasio-CortezAlexandria Ocasio-CortezOn The Money: Lawmakers hammer Zuckerberg over Facebook controversies | GOP chair expects another funding stopgap | Senate rejects Dem measure on SALT deduction cap workarounds Ocasio-Cortez reelection campaign refunds ,000 in donations from pro-Trump former Facebook exec Ocasio-Cortez grills Zuckerberg over political ad policy MORE (D-N.Y.).
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Related coverage from How To Do Everything: Tech: The iPhone's Clock app doesn't let you change how long a 'snooze' lasts — here are some workarounds for your morning alarmHow to change the iCloud account on your iPad, or add a different account just for app purchasesHow to empty trash on your iPad in 4 different apps to free up storage spaceHow to find the IP address on your iPad in 4 simple steps
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In going through the various systems and recovery methods I found so many things broken or misleading, so many critical system items compromised, hidden, or neglected, so many dead ends built in, so many workarounds from the '90s that still worked and present-day tools that failed utterly, so many contradictions and redundancies — that I finally have flipped over to the side that believes Microsoft needs to cut this trash cart loose.
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Senate Appropriations Committee Chairman Richard ShelbyRichard Craig ShelbyOn The Money: Lawmakers hammer Zuckerberg over Facebook controversies | GOP chair expects another funding stopgap | Senate rejects Dem measure on SALT deduction cap workarounds Shelby expects another funding stopgap, potentially through March Congress faces major hurdles to spending deal MORE (R-Ala.) on Wednesday said deadlock over spending negotiations would likely require Congress to pass a new funding stopgap measure, called a continuing resolution (CR), to prevent a shutdown after Nov. 21.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulOn The Money: Lawmakers hammer Zuckerberg over Facebook controversies | GOP chair expects another funding stopgap | Senate rejects Dem measure on SALT deduction cap workarounds Senate rejects Dem measure to overturn IRS rules on SALT deduction cap The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Better Medicare Alliance - Diplomat's 'powerful' testimony and 'lynching' attract headlines MORE (Ky.), a libertarian-leaning GOP senator, who argued that Democrats were trying to avoid a larger war powers debate in Congress.
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Lloyd DoggettLloyd Alton DoggettProgressive leader warns members could vote no on drug price bill as it stands White House talking new tax cuts with GOP On The Money: Lawmakers hammer Zuckerberg over Facebook controversies | GOP chair expects another funding stopgap | Senate rejects Dem measure on SALT deduction cap workarounds MORE (D-Texas), who has been one of the most vocal lawmakers in calling for changes, gave stronger assurances on how he would vote compared to what he has said in the past.
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Zuckerberg shook hands and chatted with several lawmakers before waking up to the dais to chat face-to-face with House Financial Services Chairwoman Maxine WatersMaxine Moore WatersHillicon Valley: Lawmakers unleash on Zuckerberg | House passes third election interference bill | Online extremism legislation advances in House | Google claims quantum computing breakthrough On The Money: Lawmakers hammer Zuckerberg over Facebook controversies | GOP chair expects another funding stopgap | Senate rejects Dem measure on SALT deduction cap workarounds Lawmakers hammer Zuckerberg over Facebook controversies MORE (D-Calif.) after the hearing ended.
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Maxine WatersMaxine Moore WatersDivides over China, fossil fuels threaten House deal to reboot Ex-Im Bank Hillicon Valley: Lawmakers unleash on Zuckerberg | House passes third election interference bill | Online extremism legislation advances in House | Google claims quantum computing breakthrough On The Money: Lawmakers hammer Zuckerberg over Facebook controversies | GOP chair expects another funding stopgap | Senate rejects Dem measure on SALT deduction cap workarounds MORE (D-Calif.), indicated in her opening statement that there would be trouble in reaching a bipartisan agreement, though she said she remained "hopeful" that Republicans would support the measure.
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Facebook CEO Mark ZuckerbergMark Elliot ZuckerbergHillicon Valley: Lawmakers unleash on Zuckerberg | House passes third election interference bill | Online extremism legislation advances in House | Google claims quantum computing breakthrough Overnight Health Care — Presented by Partnership for America's Health Care Future — Trump official declines to detail plans if ObamaCare struck down | DEA unveils rule for opioid manufacturers | Republican tells Zuckerberg to allow anti-vax content On The Money: Lawmakers hammer Zuckerberg over Facebook controversies | GOP chair expects another funding stopgap | Senate rejects Dem measure on SALT deduction cap workarounds MORE testifies at 21625 a.m.
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Lloyd DoggettLloyd Alton DoggettOn The Money: Lawmakers hammer Zuckerberg over Facebook controversies | GOP chair expects another funding stopgap | Senate rejects Dem measure on SALT deduction cap workarounds House committee advances measure taxing nicotine in vaping products House progressives to push for floor amendments on Pelosi drug price bill MORE (D-Texas), a progressive member of the committee, proposed a range of amendments to make the bill tougher, including making sure uninsured people get access to the lower prices under the bill and to end the ban on Medicare negotiation.
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Richard ShelbyRichard Craig ShelbyOn The Money: Lawmakers hammer Zuckerberg over Facebook controversies | GOP chair expects another funding stopgap | Senate rejects Dem measure on SALT deduction cap workarounds Shelby expects another funding stopgap, potentially through March Congress faces major hurdles to spending deal MORE (R-Ala.) and Patrick LeahyPatrick Joseph LeahyColorado governor mocks Trump for saying he's building wall there Trump says US is building a wall in Colorado Senators have chance to double funding for women entrepreneurs—they should take it MORE (D-Vt.), chair and ranking member of the Senate Appropriations Committee, should be particularly interested.
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Meanwhile, a GOP congressman expressed anti-vaccine views during Mark ZuckerbergMark Elliot ZuckerbergHillicon Valley: Lawmakers unleash on Zuckerberg | House passes third election interference bill | Online extremism legislation advances in House | Google claims quantum computing breakthrough Overnight Health Care — Presented by Partnership for America's Health Care Future — Trump official declines to detail plans if ObamaCare struck down | DEA unveils rule for opioid manufacturers | Republican tells Zuckerberg to allow anti-vax content On The Money: Lawmakers hammer Zuckerberg over Facebook controversies | GOP chair expects another funding stopgap | Senate rejects Dem measure on SALT deduction cap workarounds MORE's hearing before Congress and the DEA has a new opioid policy.
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Facebook CEO Mark ZuckerbergMark Elliot ZuckerbergHillicon Valley: Lawmakers unleash on Zuckerberg | House passes third election interference bill | Online extremism legislation advances in House | Google claims quantum computing breakthrough Overnight Health Care — Presented by Partnership for America's Health Care Future — Trump official declines to detail plans if ObamaCare struck down | DEA unveils rule for opioid manufacturers | Republican tells Zuckerberg to allow anti-vax content On The Money: Lawmakers hammer Zuckerberg over Facebook controversies | GOP chair expects another funding stopgap | Senate rejects Dem measure on SALT deduction cap workarounds MORE is set to tell House lawmakers that he would support a delay of the company's Libra cryptocurrency project until regulators are satisfied.
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Waters didn't hold back: "As I have examined Facebook's various problems, I have come to the conclusion that it would be beneficial for all if Facebook concentrates on addressing its many existing deficiencies and failures before proceeding any further on the Libra project," House Financial Services Chairwoman Maxine WatersMaxine Moore WatersHillicon Valley: Lawmakers unleash on Zuckerberg | House passes third election interference bill | Online extremism legislation advances in House | Google claims quantum computing breakthrough On The Money: Lawmakers hammer Zuckerberg over Facebook controversies | GOP chair expects another funding stopgap | Senate rejects Dem measure on SALT deduction cap workarounds Lawmakers hammer Zuckerberg over Facebook controversies MORE (D-Calif.) said during her opening remarks.
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"As I have examined Facebook's various problems, I have come to the conclusion that it would be beneficial for all if Facebook concentrates on addressing its many existing deficiencies and failures before proceeding any further on the Libra project," House Financial Services Chairwoman Maxine WatersMaxine Moore WatersHillicon Valley: Lawmakers unleash on Zuckerberg | House passes third election interference bill | Online extremism legislation advances in House | Google claims quantum computing breakthrough On The Money: Lawmakers hammer Zuckerberg over Facebook controversies | GOP chair expects another funding stopgap | Senate rejects Dem measure on SALT deduction cap workarounds Lawmakers hammer Zuckerberg over Facebook controversies MORE (D-Calif.) said during her opening remarks.
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CEO Mark ZuckerbergMark Elliot ZuckerbergHillicon Valley: Lawmakers unleash on Zuckerberg | House passes third election interference bill | Online extremism legislation advances in House | Google claims quantum computing breakthrough Overnight Health Care — Presented by Partnership for America's Health Care Future — Trump official declines to detail plans if ObamaCare struck down | DEA unveils rule for opioid manufacturers | Republican tells Zuckerberg to allow anti-vax content On The Money: Lawmakers hammer Zuckerberg over Facebook controversies | GOP chair expects another funding stopgap | Senate rejects Dem measure on SALT deduction cap workarounds MORE shared the funding pledge on his page, acknowledging the role of big technology companies in reducing access to affordable housing.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulOn The Money: Lawmakers hammer Zuckerberg over Facebook controversies | GOP chair expects another funding stopgap | Senate rejects Dem measure on SALT deduction cap workarounds Senate rejects Dem measure to overturn IRS rules on SALT deduction cap The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by Better Medicare Alliance - Diplomat's 'powerful' testimony and 'lynching' attract headlines MORE (Ky.) and Mike LeeMichael (Mike) Shumway LeeSenate votes for North Macedonia to join NATO Zuckerberg launches public defense of Facebook as attacks mount Overnight Defense — Presented by Boeing — Pence says Turkey agrees to ceasefire | Senators vow to move forward with Turkey sanctions | Mulvaney walks back comments tying Ukraine aid to 2016 probe MORE (Utah) objecting.
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Facebook CEO Mark ZuckerbergMark Elliot ZuckerbergHillicon Valley: Lawmakers unleash on Zuckerberg | House passes third election interference bill | Online extremism legislation advances in House | Google claims quantum computing breakthrough Overnight Health Care — Presented by Partnership for America's Health Care Future — Trump official declines to detail plans if ObamaCare struck down | DEA unveils rule for opioid manufacturers | Republican tells Zuckerberg to allow anti-vax content On The Money: Lawmakers hammer Zuckerberg over Facebook controversies | GOP chair expects another funding stopgap | Senate rejects Dem measure on SALT deduction cap workarounds MORE on Wednesday is set to face intense scrutiny from lawmakers over the social media company's plans for a cryptocurrency when he testifies before the House Financial Services Committee at 10 a.m.
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Facebook CEO Mark ZuckerbergMark Elliot ZuckerbergHillicon Valley: Lawmakers unleash on Zuckerberg | House passes third election interference bill | Online extremism legislation advances in House | Google claims quantum computing breakthrough Overnight Health Care — Presented by Partnership for America's Health Care Future — Trump official declines to detail plans if ObamaCare struck down | DEA unveils rule for opioid manufacturers | Republican tells Zuckerberg to allow anti-vax content On The Money: Lawmakers hammer Zuckerberg over Facebook controversies | GOP chair expects another funding stopgap | Senate rejects Dem measure on SALT deduction cap workarounds MORE faces a tough test Wednesday as he testifies publicly before a House panel on Libra, his company's controversial effort to launch a global cryptocurrency.
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Facebook CEO Mark ZuckerbergMark Elliot ZuckerbergHillicon Valley: Lawmakers unleash on Zuckerberg | House passes third election interference bill | Online extremism legislation advances in House | Google claims quantum computing breakthrough Overnight Health Care — Presented by Partnership for America's Health Care Future — Trump official declines to detail plans if ObamaCare struck down | DEA unveils rule for opioid manufacturers | Republican tells Zuckerberg to allow anti-vax content On The Money: Lawmakers hammer Zuckerberg over Facebook controversies | GOP chair expects another funding stopgap | Senate rejects Dem measure on SALT deduction cap workarounds MORE on Wednesday fielded sharp criticism and tough questions about nearly all aspects of his company's business practices at a hearing about Facebook's new cryptocurrency project Libra.
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Ayanna PressleyAyanna PressleyHillicon Valley: Lawmakers unleash on Zuckerberg | House passes third election interference bill | Online extremism legislation advances in House | Google claims quantum computing breakthrough On The Money: Lawmakers hammer Zuckerberg over Facebook controversies | GOP chair expects another funding stopgap | Senate rejects Dem measure on SALT deduction cap workarounds Lawmakers hammer Zuckerberg over Facebook controversies MORE (D-Mass.) and Ilhan OmarIlhan OmarButtigieg on Republican SCIF crash: 'This behavior is an embarrassment' Omar warns sanctions on Turkey would be ineffective in op-ed Omar knocks Republicans for appearing to bring phones into highly-classified SCIF room MORE (D-Minn.), two other freshman members of the House who are a part of a group with Ocasio-Cortez known as "the squad," also took aim at Trump over his use of the term.
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Rep. Bill PoseyWilliam (Bill) Joseph PoseyRepublican lawmaker tells Zuckerberg Facebook should allow anti-vaccine content Live coverage: Zuckerberg testifies before House on Facebook's Libra project Waters clashes with Trump officials over 'disastrous' housing plans MORE (R-Fla.) on Wednesday pressed Facebook CEO Mark ZuckerbergMark Elliot ZuckerbergHillicon Valley: Lawmakers unleash on Zuckerberg | House passes third election interference bill | Online extremism legislation advances in House | Google claims quantum computing breakthrough Overnight Health Care — Presented by Partnership for America's Health Care Future — Trump official declines to detail plans if ObamaCare struck down | DEA unveils rule for opioid manufacturers | Republican tells Zuckerberg to allow anti-vax content On The Money: Lawmakers hammer Zuckerberg over Facebook controversies | GOP chair expects another funding stopgap | Senate rejects Dem measure on SALT deduction cap workarounds MORE over the social media platform's efforts to reduce the spread of anti-vaccine material.
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