She was unable to move and could not contact anyone to report the robbery and had to wait for her carer to visit the following day.

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When a person joins LinkedIn, they often move quickly to contact other associates and build their network.

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The FTC has thus far refused to make a comparable move with contact lenses.

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In 1978 the U.S. Federal Trade Commission required optometrists to release eyeglass prescriptions, allowing such chains as Lenscrafters to spring up, but it has thus far refused to make a comparable move with contact lenses.

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It started because soldiers in combat needed to move about untethered, yet remain in contact with command posts.

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"We believe that seven years on there may be somebody out there who wants to unburden themselves or actually tell what they know or feel that they can actually move forward if they had the opportunity to phone or make contact with Crimestoppers on various numbers or email, " she said.

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The move is designed to meet growing demand for services provided by its existing Scottish contact centres.

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The Power Knee uses sensors (in contact with the thigh muscle, for example) to anticipate how the user will move, and then shifts itself into position.

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Then instead of immediately asking for time, Reyes flashed a lot of movement with his arm and hand, reducing contact with the base to just the fingers at one point, as he tried to readjust himself and move his foot to the base.

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